The Insurance Council of Australia have released updated details of the total number and value of claims for catastrophes during 2011. Excluding the Melbourne Christmas Day Storms, they are as follows:
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"I strongly recommend a Meeting with Jacob Ross before your annual Insurance Policies fall due as the level of expertise displayed by Jacob highlighted the deficiencies I had within my existing Insurance cover. A very professional individual who possesses a high level of integrity in his Business dealings" Geoff Neilson - Joslan Securities
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Whether you own a fashion boutique, a restaurant or even a leisure center, if the premises are severely damaged in a storm, would you be able to continue paying the bills or your employees? Business interruption insurance takes over where business insurance ends. Typically you would be covered for rebuilding and stock but not for the income lost if the business was temporarily closed for repair.
If disaster strikes, debt funding becomes problematic and surviving a long period of lost revenue becomes impossible. Business interruption insurance allows you to continue to be able to pay fixed business overheads including salaries, rent and relocation expenses if required. It could mean the difference between temporarily closing and permanently closing.With extensive experience implementing business interruption insurance across many industries, our team of advisors can examine your business and reliably identify your coverage requirements. With access to a wide range of insurance products, we can tailor a business interruption policy to suit your company and budget.
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