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Business travel, much like personal vacations, can easily be interrupted by dangerous storms, personal emergencies or even a change in plans. Your company likely spends a lot of time and money to get business trips coordinated and booked. What happens to your investment if a business trip is cancelled?

Be prepared if your business plans are interrupted by illness, personal emergency or or a change in company direction. Nationwide Trip...

Updated date: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 - 10:44

Business travel insurance is as necessary to your business operations as avoiding flight delays or traffic jams. Whether it's a quick trip to the store, a jaunt across town for a business meeting or several days out of town for a conference, you’re always on the go. Nationwide offers business travel insurance that will ensure that you and your employees are protected wherever your travels take you.

No matter how, why or where you...

Updated date: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 - 10:43

Although most businesses feel their assets are secure, employee theft can and does occur. When safeguards such as thorough employee screening and careful supervision aren’t enough, Nationwide offers fidelity bond coverage to protect against employee theft.

A fidelity bond should be considered when one or more of your employees are entrusted to handle cash or other valuable assets. Fidelity bonds include business services bonds (i.e.,...

Updated date: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 - 10:42

Court bonds, also known as judicial bonds or court surety bonds are often required in court proceedings to ensure that one is protected from possible loss as a result of the outcome of the proceeding. Our most common court bonds include the following:

Attachment bonds are required before the court can seize a person’s property to secure a judgment. The attachment court bond guarantees that if the court decides against the plaintiff,...

Updated date: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 - 10:41

With more than 50 years of commercial bond experience, a network of first-class agents stretching from California to Maine and a team of dedicated commercial surety bond underwriters, Nationwide understands your unique commercial bonding needs.

Commercial surety bonds are generally required by state laws and statutes, and guarantee some aspect of a principal's occupation. A contractor license bond is a good example, in which it...

Updated date: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 - 10:40

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