There are many legal liabilities that come with business ownership, which is why many business owners look for ways to reduce liability claims against their business and minimise Public Liability risks.

There is nothing like being your boss. The freedom, the opportunity to pursue your passion and being in control of your career path. It also comes with the responsibility of managing your finances, marketing and other key plans for success. Any solid business plan should have a focus on risk management strategies and protection for your business for the long haul.

SME retailers and professionals have seen material price reductions on their Public Liability insurance, while prices have remained steady across other products and occupations.

As a tradie, you’ve probably heard or even experienced plenty of horror stories about people accepting the lowest quote for their work and later regretting it. But do you do the same when it comes to your sole trader insurance?

As a small business owner, you know all too well that the fate of your business is in your own hands. But did you also know that as a company director or senior manager involved in the management of a company, you also carry specific responsibilities that have the potential to also leave you personally liable if things in your business don’t go as planned.

This Easter we had the egg-citing opportunity to interview one of our favourite furry friends and expert chocolatier, the Easter Bunny! With a spring in his step and a swagger in his tail, we asked him what insurances he has in place to protect his very successful chocolate business.

You’ve worked hard to build your business, so it makes sense to protect it. Below are the top 5 reasons NHAA members should hold and maintain Professional Indemnity and Public Liability insurance.

Many small business owners and start-up owners know that they can reduce their risk via online business insurance, and many do just that. However, what if your business is a purely online business? Can online businesses benefit from reducing their risk with business insurance? And if so, what types of business insurance might owners of online businesses consider for reducing their risk?