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Why business insurance matters
Whether you’re a small business or large corporation, when it comes to the crunch and the unexpected happens, the right business insurance could help prevent worst outcome and help your business come out on the other side. Here are some of the most common types of insurance to consider.
Do you have the right business insurance?
Having insurance is critical to protecting your business, employees, customers and income. But with so many options out there, choosing the right business insurance coverage can be a challenge.
Understanding sole trader business insurance
Business insurance can be a tricky area to get your head around, especially if you’re a sole trader. The rules around insurance policies can vary depending on your business type and whether you have employees.
ARAG Business Essentials Insurance
ARAG Australia has launched ‘Business Essentials', a Legal Expense Insurance (LEI) which provides essential legal cover for small businesses, at a fraction of the cost of engaging a lawyer.
A guide to business interruption insurance
Business continuity underpins success.
A guide to property damage insurance
While public liability insurance may cover damage to someone else’s property, it typically won’t cover damage to your own business property.
14 questions to ask your insurance broker
Running a business can be risky. That’s why having the right insurance can be critical. But for those of us who are not insurance experts, here are 14 questions to ask an insurance broker to help you choose or renew your business insurance.
A guide to professional indemnity insurance
Professional indemnity insurance provides cover for risks associated with giving advice or providing
a service to clients.
5 things you should know about business insurance
Running a business takes an incredible amount of time and effort – so it’s no wonder owners sometimes forget about protecting themselves.
A guide to directors and officers (D&O) insurance
Company directors and officers have a duty to fulfil their responsibilities in the best interests of the company.