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Knowing what scams are out there and what you can do to help prevent them can be crucial for safeguarding your business. Here are some of the most common scams and their tactics, to help protect you and your business.
For small business owners, dealing with an insurance claim can be a bewildering experience, especially if you have never had to make a claim before. So, it pays to know who does what when it’s time to ring your broker to let them know you’ve had an insurable event.
Running your own show is a busy business. When you’re hard at it dealing with challenges in the here and now, it’s all too easy for future planning to take a backseat. That’s part of the reason why thousands of small businesses don’t have a succession plan in place.
These days, ‘keeping up a good shopfront’ doesn’t just mean ensuring your bricks and mortar premises are in apple pie order. Having a web site that’s fresh, informative, user friendly, easy to locate and lightning fast is every bit as important, if not more so.
Here are five steps to help you ensure you have the optimum cover in place in 2025.
Starting a company that’s ready to grow without burning you out begins with having the right vision, operational plan and systems.
Whether you're a business owner watching your inventory float away or a homeowner staring at a hole in your roof, knowing exactly what to do can mean the difference between a smooth recovery and months of headaches.
As your business grows and evolves, so could your insurance needs. Expanding your business, whether by increasing the scope of your operations, hiring more employees or opening a new location, may require careful consideration of your insurance coverage.
Bushfire, cyclone, flood – Australia is no stranger to natural disasters.
You may be paying for insurance, but if you’re underinsured, you could be taking a big risk.
Business Interruption Cover is designed to protect your business income in the event of a closure caused by unforeseen circumstances.
As a small business owner, you don’t need to be told that running an enterprise has its fair share of risks. Learning to deal with them effectively is critical, if yours is to prosper and grow.
It's not if but when a business will experience a cyber breach. Which means it's vital to be prepared before one happens.
It’s a season of new growth and revitalisation, which is why spring is the perfect time to make sure your insurance cover is fitfor-purpose for your business.
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Business insurance can look complicated but once you understand the basics, you’ll find it much easier to talk to your broker about your needs.
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The past few years of natural disasters, from bushfires to floods, have reminded many business owners about the importance of business interruption (BI) insurance.
If you’re the director of a company and you have not registered for a director ID, you could risk a penalty of up to $1.1 million.
In this guide, we explore some of the common insurance covers healthcare businesses should consider.
While it is not always at the top of an entrepreneur's To-Do list, ensuring you have the right insurance cover is critical. It can help protect your new business and its assets if something goes wrong. Without it, you may struggle to recover and remain viable after an accident or incident.
Understanding the roles and responsibilities of each party involved in the process is key to making sure your cover offers suitable protection for you and your business.
It’s time to finalise affairs and prepare your enterprise to start FY2025 strong. For many individuals, that means a last-minute scramble in the week leading up to June 30. But getting started early can make the EOFY process less stressful. Here are six tasks that should be on your small business’s To-do list.
If you lodge a claim on one of your policies, understanding how the system works can make the process smoother and less stressful.
Insurance is your safety net in the event of financial burden. But what happens if your asset was improperly insured at renewal time?
Engaging Medical Contractors within your practice ensures that your clients are receiving the best possible treatments. But where do your insurance responsibilities lie and the contractors responsibilities begin?
Within your premises, patrons entrust their health and safety to your care from the moment they step through your doors to the moment they depart. But what risks are you liable for protecting?
As the coronavirus outbreak continues, here are some important tips relevant to both you and your workforce.
Will your travel insurance respond if you cancel your trip because of coronavirus?
Understanding insurance in the face of COVID-19 and what you can do to maximise business continuity.
Sure it’s hard not to get distracted by the Bunnings sausage sizzle. It’s also hard not to notice how important tools are to each and every business owner that passes through the door
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