As the leading insurance platform in Australia, BizCover has helped small businesses nationwide find insurance that fits their needs. Backed by reputable, APRA-regulated insurers with proven financial strength, BizCover helps to give small business owners the peace of mind they need when buying insurance.

Above are actual examples of real Australian small business owners saving money. That money is reinvested back into their business, helping them to provide their communities with their service or product.

Leading comparison service iSelect has expanded their general insurance offering to include business insurance, through a partnership with BizCover, Australia’s leading small business insurance service provider.

Whether you’re an architect, an IT consultant or or a real estate agent, Professional Indemnity insurance* is something you may wish to consider to help safeguard your business.

Not yet sold on whether you should get Professional Indemnity insurance or not? Let our simple guide show you some of the benefits Professional Indemnity insurance can provide for your business. We delve into how having a Professional Indemnity insurance policy in place can help you stay in business for the long haul, something small business owners strive to achieve.

Having the right insurance for your small business is important. So is having the right insurer. Whether you’ve had your policies for years or weeks, it might be time to change your insurance company.

For busy professionals, providing expert advice and specialised services assisting your clients is all in a day’s work. But even though you take great care to deliver a high standard of expertise, the reality is claims can still occur, even when you least expect it.

Cyber Liability insurance has been available since at least the year 2000, however many small businesses in Australia are not taking advantage of the protections a policy can provide. According to one survey, just 40% of businesses1 have any sort of cover in place.

When you’re in the business of giving advice or providing a specialist service, you may need insurance to protect against mistakes, negligence, and other types of professional wrongdoing. In Australia, having coverage may even be a legal requirement.