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Workshop replay: How to get insurance for your vintage shop
Insurance for secondhand shops can be tricky to navigate, but it's possible. We talked to insurance experts to get the lowdown. Photo: Nur/Pexels
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Workshop replay: How to get insurance for your vintage shop

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Keep calm and cover your inventory: What every vintage seller should know about business insurance

Insurance might not be the flashiest part of running a vintage business, but it’s one of the most important — especially if you're building a shop that needs long-term stability.

In this informative session, we welcomed Connor Lea and Jacky Chiu of Calgary-based FUSE Insurance, a firm with specific experience supporting small e-commerce businesses.

Together, they walked the Vintage Sellers Community through the fundamentals of business insurance and why it matters for vintage shop owners.

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The session covered a wide range of topics, including the differences between personal and commercial policies, the unique risks vintage sellers face, and how to make sure your inventory is properly protected, whether it's in your living room, a storage unit, or a retail space.

We also talked about vendor requirements at markets and pop-ups, the importance of liability coverage, and what to ask when shopping for a policy that fits your specific shop setup.

If insurance has ever felt like an intimidating or overwhelming topic, or if you've thought you're uninsurable as a vintage seller, this session was designed to demystify the basics and help you feel confident about taking the next step toward protecting your business.

Watch the replay below:

Insurance might not be the flashiest part of running a vintage business, but it’s one of the most important — especially if you're building a shop that needs long-term stability.

In this informative session, we welcomed Connor Lea and Jacky Chiu of Calgary-based FUSE Insurance, a firm with specific experience supporting small e-commerce businesses.

Together, they walked the Vintage Sellers Community through the fundamentals of business insurance and why it matters for vintage shop owners.

Continued below

Find vintage and antique shops near you

Browse our directory

Continued from above

The session covered a wide range of topics, including the differences between personal and commercial policies, the unique risks vintage sellers face, and how to make sure your inventory is properly protected, whether it's in your living room, a storage unit, or a retail space.

We also talked about vendor requirements at markets and pop-ups, the importance of liability coverage, and what to ask when shopping for a policy that fits your specific shop setup.

If insurance has ever felt like an intimidating or overwhelming topic, or if you've thought you're uninsurable as a vintage seller, this session was designed to demystify the basics and help you feel confident about taking the next step toward protecting your business.

Watch the replay below:

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