If you’re a tradie who uses a trailer to store your tools or specialised equipment, it’s a good idea to have Trailer Insurance. While it isn’t legally required to be covered, you could be risking a lot by leaving yourself uninsured. There’s a fair bit of risk in a tradesperson’s line of work and if...
Tradesman Public Liability Insurance makes sure that you are covered financially for any compensation that you might owe.
While Public Liability Insurance ensures you are financially covered for any damages or injuries that occur as a result of your work, Professional Indemnity Insurance covers you for the consequences of the advice you give your clients.
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Do you worry about being off work for months due to a major work accident? Like many tradies, you may never have considered this question before, but the risks of something like that happening are very real in your profession. Additionally, you possibly play as hard as you work so the chances of injury...
So, you’ve taken out some type of insurance recently, you’ve got the policy document and filed it away, but did you read it? Most of us would agree; insurance policy documents are not the most fascinating of reads. But they really should be read and most importantly understood. They hold detailed information about exactly what...
The nature of trade work is quite risky. You are susceptible to injuries, property damage, and tool damage. The costs of these risks can quickly plague your business. Therefore, every tradesperson should have a public liability insurance policy. That’s where Tradesure comes in. Ensuring you have the right Public Liability Insurance is our priority, and...
This webinar presented by Kemps Petersons, will share a ‘back to basics’ and practical ‘hands on’ approach to managing your unpaid bills. Sharing tips to assist you identify and put in place procedures to optimise your likelihood of payment. This webinar will empower you to: • stop reacting to your unpaid accounts, • understand what information...
The most common types of liability insurance are, Public Liability, Professional Indemnity and Product Liability. Public Liability Public Liability insurance protects you and your business against the financial risk of being found liable for negligence for damage or injury to third parties. These include: Injury or death, i.e. a staff member causes another person to fall over on...
Because you care. Because you care for your loved ones and you want to look after them. And because you will die. Perhaps soon. Perhaps later this week. You do not need a Will for yourself. Why not? Because your Will has no legal effect until the moment you have died. Your Will provides for those you...
