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Trades Insurance Articles

Why Every Tradie Needs Tailored Insurance: Protecting Your Livelihood Why Every Tradie Needs Tailored Insurance: Protecting Your Livelihood
In Australia, tradies are the backbone of many local communities, providing essential services in fields such as construction, plumbing, electrical work, and more. These skilled professionals often operate their own businesses or work as contractors, making financial stability paramount. - read more
Affordable Insurance Options for Small Trade Businesses in Australia Affordable Insurance Options for Small Trade Businesses in Australia
Running a small trade business in Australia involves various risks, from accidental property damage to unexpected injuries on the job. These unforeseen events can lead to significant financial losses, which might be challenging for smaller enterprises to absorb. That's where comprehensive insurance comes into play. - read more
Preventative Measures: Reducing the Risk of Work-Related Injuries Preventative Measures: Reducing the Risk of Work-Related Injuries
Preventing injuries in the workplace is essential for ensuring the safety and well-being of employees. It also plays a critical role in maintaining a productive and efficient working environment. When workers are safe, they are more likely to remain healthy, motivated, and engaged with their tasks. - read more
Insurance News

Life Insurers Urge Government Action on Mental Health Funding Life Insurers Urge Government Action on Mental Health Funding
19 Aug 2025: Paige Estritori

Life insurers in Australia have joined forces with mental health advocates to press the federal government to honour its $1 billion pledge for mental health initiatives. The Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI) is among the key signatories of an open letter organized by Australians for Mental Health, urging swift action on funding allocation. - read more
Victorian Resilient Homes Initiative Supported by Insurance Council Victorian Resilient Homes Initiative Supported by Insurance Council
18 Aug 2025: Paige Estritori

The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has expressed strong support for a Victorian initiative proposing a resilient homes scheme, akin to those currently operating in New South Wales and Queensland. This recommendation emerged from a comprehensive inquiry into climate resilience conducted by Victoria's Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee, which presented 93 findings alongside 82 recommendations this week. - read more
Broker Ordered to Compensate Client for Uninsured Fire Losses Broker Ordered to Compensate Client for Uninsured Fire Losses
15 Aug 2025: Paige Estritori

A recent ruling mandates an insurance broker to pay nearly $300,000 in compensation to a client after an insurer, QBE, declined a fire claim and cancelled the policy due to nondisclosures. The fire, which occurred in October 2022, severely damaged the commercial premises. QBE asserted that they would have denied coverage had they known about asbestos on the property, among other unreported issues. - read more
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Insurance Policy Excess

noun

The amount you will have to contribute when you make a claim.