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How Cyber Insurance Can Protect You as a Freelance Professional
How Cyber Insurance Can Protect You as a Freelance Professional
In our digitally-driven world, cyber insurance has become an essential safeguard for anyone who operates online, particularly freelance professionals. At its core, cyber insurance is designed to help cover the risks associated with cyberattacks or data breaches, which can be devastating to both your reputation and your finances. - read more
Understanding the Most Common Types of Business Insurance in Australia
Understanding the Most Common Types of Business Insurance in Australia
Businesses operate in a wide variety of industries and each faces a different combination of financial, operational, legal and physical risks. Business insurance encompasses a broad range of insurance products designed to respond to different types of insured events, helping businesses manage financial exposures arising from their day-to-day activities. - read more
The Importance of Professional Indemnity Insurance for Freelance Professionals
The Importance of Professional Indemnity Insurance for Freelance Professionals
Professional indemnity insurance is a vital safety net for freelance professionals. It is designed to protect individuals offering expert services or advice from claims of negligence or misconduct. Whether you're a consultant, designer, or engineer, having this insurance ensures that you're prepared for unexpected liabilities that could arise from your professional activities. - read more
Understanding Insurance Exclusions in Professional Insurance Policies
Understanding Insurance Exclusions in Professional Insurance Policies
Insurance exclusions are provisions within an insurance policy that specify circumstances, events, activities or types of loss that are not covered by the insurer. Together with the policy wording, definitions, conditions and endorsements, exclusions help define the scope of cover provided under the policy. - read more
Why Do Different Professions Need Different Types of Business Insurance?
Why Do Different Professions Need Different Types of Business Insurance?
Business insurance encompasses a range of insurance products designed to protect businesses against financial loss arising from insured events. Depending on the nature of the business, insurance may respond to property damage, legal liability, professional services, cyber incidents, employee-related risks and other operational exposures. - read more

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Northern Strata Schemes Face Fresh Scrutiny on Cyclone Cover
Northern Strata Schemes Face Fresh Scrutiny on Cyclone Cover
25 Jul 2026: Paige Estritori
A fresh review of Australia’s cyclone reinsurance pool has put northern strata insurance affordability back in focus, particularly for apartment buildings and mixed-use schemes exposed to cyclone, flood and storm surge risk. The pool was designed to improve insurer capacity and ease premium pressure in cyclone-prone regions, but the latest discussion suggests that outcomes are still uneven for complex strata properties. - read more
Why Insurance Tax Reform Is Back in Focus for Small Operators
Why Insurance Tax Reform Is Back in Focus for Small Operators
25 Jul 2026: Paige Estritori
A renewed industry push to reduce or remove state-based insurance taxes has put affordability back in the spotlight for Australian small businesses. For domestic and home service operators, the issue is practical rather than political: when premiums rise, it becomes harder to maintain the cover needed to work safely in clients’ homes, meet contract requirements and protect tools, vehicles and income. - read more
What Rising Insurance Complaints Mean for Freelancers
What Rising Insurance Complaints Mean for Freelancers
25 Jul 2026: Paige Estritori
Australia’s financial complaints landscape is sending a clear message to insurance customers: the moment to understand a policy is before something goes wrong. Recent Australian Financial Complaints Authority data shows complaint volumes remain historically high across financial services, with insurance disputes continuing to form a significant part of the workload. - read more
What the Next Phase of the Insurance Code Review Means for Trainers
What the Next Phase of the Insurance Code Review Means for Trainers
25 Jul 2026: Paige Estritori
The public consultation period for the redrafted General Insurance Code of Practice has now passed, moving Australia’s insurance sector into the next stage of review and refinement. For personal trainers, fitness instructors and small studio operators, this is not a technical issue reserved for insurers. It is a practical reminder that the way claims are handled can be just as important as the cover purchased in the first place. - read more
Advice Access Reforms Put Life Cover Decisions in Focus
Advice Access Reforms Put Life Cover Decisions in Focus
25 Jul 2026: Paige Estritori
The latest stage in Australia’s financial advice reform agenda has put a practical question back in front of the life insurance sector: how can people get timely, affordable help before they buy, change or cancel cover? The reforms are intended to make simpler forms of guidance easier to provide, while keeping consumer protections in place for decisions that can affect a family’s financial resilience for decades. - read more
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