Who Qualifies to Own a Captive Insurance Company?
Captive insurance isn't just for Fortune 500 companies. If your business meets certain criteria, you may already qualify.
Read more →Who Benefits: The Insurer or the Insured?
In traditional insurance, carriers profit from your premiums. With captive insurance, you become the insurer — and the benefits flow back to you.
Read more →The Bottom Line
What does the bottom line really mean for captive insurance? Premiums become profits, protection becomes pragmatic, and millions of dollars are at stake.
Read more →Captive Insurance for Private Equity: An Underutilized Advantage
Private equity firms paying $10-20 million in annual premiums to third parties are underutilizing captive insurance. Here are the top reasons why and how to fix it.
Read more →Business Volatility: Insure What Keeps You Up at Night
Market swings, supply chain disruptions, regulatory changes — captive insurance lets you cover the risks that keep you up at night.
Read more →A Better Way to Stop-Loss: Captive Insurance for Self-Funded Plans
Self-funded employers can reserve for potential claims inside their own captive insurance company, creating a new profit center and gaining control.
Read more →The Glossary of Captive Insurance
Essential captive insurance terminology explained: from capitalization and domicile to 831(a), 831(b), risk distribution, and series captives.
Read more →Renters Insurance: There's a Better Way
Property owners can turn $10/month renters insurance premiums into a $200,000+ annual profit center by owning their own captive insurance company.
Read more →PATH Act Impacts Business Owners
The 2015 PATH Act contains major changes for captive insurance and QSBS that directly affect business owners. Learn how this legislation impacts your strategy.
Read more →What's Your Objection?
Is your objection to captive insurance real or false? Too many false objections prevent business owners from exploring a powerful risk management opportunity.
Read more →Volleyball and Captives #3: Lessons from AAU Nationals
From experience and teamwork to coaching and pressure, the principles of competitive volleyball mirror what it takes to succeed with captive insurance.
Read more →Not All Cars or Captives Are the Same
Just as cars serve different purposes, captive insurance companies come in many forms. Learn how different types of captives serve different needs for business owners.
Read more →What's the Risk?
Business owners face unique risks every day. Captive insurance lets you stop cursing insurance companies and become one, turning premiums into profit.
Read more →Is Your Iceberg Melting?
Inspired by Dr. John Kotter's fable about penguins facing change, captive insurance provides protection for business cracks and leaks in every market condition.
Read more →Self-Funded: Is It Really Self-Funded?
Don't confuse informal self-insurance with formal captive insurance. Formal self-insurance is regulated, capitalized, and protected — not scary at all.
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