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To protect your assets and revenue-generating capacity, here are some of the types of insurance available:

Building and contents

Covers the building, contents and stock of your business against fire and other perils such as earthquake, lightning, storms, impact, malicious damage and explosion.

Burglary

Insures your business assets against burglary, and is most important for retailers or a business which maintains an unattended premises.

Business interruption or loss of profits

Covers you if your business is interrupted through damage to property by fire or other insured perils. Ensures your ongoing expenses are met and anticipated net profit is maintained through a provision of cash flow.

Fidelity guarantee

Covers losses resulting from misappropriation by employees who embezzle or steal.

Machinery breakdown

Protects your business when mechanical and electrical plant and machinery at the work site break down.

Motor vehicle

It is compulsory to insure all company or business vehicles for third party injury liability. Many different types of policies are available, so make sure you understand the options before making a decision. There are four basic options:

  • Compulsory third party (injury) - covers you for claims made against you for personal injuries and legal costs arising from the use of your car. You must obtain this insurance to register your car.
  • Third party property damage - covers your liability for damage to another person or to the property of others and your legal costs. It doesn't include repairs to your own car if you caused an accident.
  • Third party, fire and theft - covers you against the events covered above, as well as fire and theft. It also insures against damage caused if your car was stolen.
  • Comprehensive - covers you for all of the above plus damage caused to your own car by you in an accident. If you're buying a car on an instalment basis, financiers will usually insist on this cover.

What to do...

  • Talk to a number of insurance companies and brokers to discuss what is best for you - search our directory for links to insurance and broker associations, or check the phone book.
  • Contact your industry association or professional body to find out if they can help - search our directory for a link to your industry association.
  • See insurance information in your state or territory.


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