Cover Your ASSets: 3 Critical Health Insurance Mistakes Most Young Entrepreneurs Make
Butch Zemar
A Note From Bradley: I recently sat down with a friend and client of mine, Butch Zemar. Butch owns an insurance agency and I asked him to share some of the biggest mistakes young business owners make when it comes to insurance. That turned into asking him to write a guest post because I just happened to be making these mistakes!
Health insurance is not a sexy topic for most young entrepreneurs. Most jump into things too fast, just to get some in place and they are ready to move on. In order to protect everything you are working for you need to take a small amount of time to plan ahead. Spending a little more time on planning can prevent something drastic from happening to you and your business.
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