Keeping small businesses fiscally healthy during the Covid-19 Outbreak
-
4:06
Father Gene’s Help Center offers clothing to people in need,...
-
5:16
Toy Tips founder shares tips for fun fall road trips
-
2:16
Temperatures cool down with a round of frost possible Thursday...
-
2:16
Milwaukee County to host third annual Sherman Park Harvest Fest
-
2:55
Local ’Day of The Dead’ festivities highlight love and remembrance
-
2:46
Speakers pressure MPS board to reject any plan to bring police...
-
0:57
Families hold vigil for loved ones, protest police brutality...
-
1:58
Decision on controversial Waukesha County sales tax postponed
-
1:46
Gov. Walz, former President Obama host campaign event in Madison
-
2:22
Soul to the Polls hosts early voting event
-
1:27
Brookfield family finds hidden camera on property
-
2:30
Early voting begins in Milwaukee
Lake Geneva (CBS 58)--Today's uncertainty affects us in so many different ways, including our pocket books. Some industry experts say at least a quarter of all small businesses will have their revenue directly impacted because of the Coronavirus. Amy Peterburs of Lorelei Bittner's Bakery in Lake Geneva says she's had to make some major adjustments right away, including taking unemployment for herself to cut down on payroll expense. She's also had to come up with other ways to sell her items, like more pre-packaging and "bakery" kits to use at home.
As a small business owner, there are other considerations, like business interruption insurance. Here are a few links that may be a big help to you at this troubling time.
Business Interruption Insurance
Forbes Magazine Article on Small Biz vs. Covid-19 Virus