Florida small businesses prepare for an "extremely active" hurricane season
If you're an insurance producer or small business owner in
According to the
The process for obtaining coverage is simple. Insurance producers and clients can easily create and bind policies that fit their needs and budget in Vortex's self-service Portal. Insureds or their agents can choose to cover either a 20-mile or a 40-mile radius around the business. Once a policy is issued, Vortex manages everything else, including processing claims. Policies are activated 30 days after payment of premium, so acting early is crucial to having coverage in place before the start of the hurricane season.
Here's how it works. If the center of circulation (the "eye") of a Category 3 or stronger hurricane tracks through the chosen coverage area, a claim is triggered and a payout occurs, usually within two weeks. There's no need to prove damage or that a loss occurred. Business owners get paid and can use that money towards anything they choose, such as rising deductibles, storm damage, inventory recovery, payroll, etc. In addition, the policy lasts for 12 months and is structured to offer payouts should more than one hurricane cross into your policy's coverage area within the same policy year, up to the annual policy limit.
Storm track determinations are provided by an independent third party, using storm track and intensity data
"Over the last few years, we have seen too many businesses hurt from hurricanes in all parts of the country…And I don't mean just simple cases of property damage," said
WeatherTiger co-founder and chief meteorologist Dr.
Act now to get ahead of the busy hurricane season that officially begins
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