Australian builders can get insurance to protect just about most parts of their business. This includes tools and materials, tool and equipment cover, contract works, and protection against worksite hazards. But there might be one part of their business that’s not yet covered—their professional services and advice.

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.

Getting your business insurance sorted as a tradie is all about protecting yourself from risk.

If you work as an independent contractor or subcontractor in the construction industry, you will know there can be many risks involved. Let’s delve into a range of common business insurance options to help you understand how to cover the risks that come with these roles.

Navigating the world of business insurance can be confusing which is why we’ve made it our mission to make it a bit easier. We’ve created a guide to business insurance for the self-employed that profiles the main types of cover to consider and how it can protect you for the long run.

Commercial insurance helps protect your business from financial loss caused by events such as property damage, legal claims, or business interruption. It helps safeguard your assets, operations, and staff so your business can recover and keep running after a setback.