Experts In Business Insurance, Finance Coverage & Financial Protection Melbourne.
While many people insure their home, car and possessions, it is even more important to make sure your family and lifestyle are protected from financial misfortune. Without a regular income, it can be a challenge just paying for everyday household expenses like groceries and power bills, while ongoing mortgage repayments or school fees can quickly eat away any savings. Worse still, if you’re self-employed and can’t work because you’re ill or disabled, you could be faced with the added pressure of the business bills rolling in. The good news is that we can use risk insurance to structure a total financial protection package for you to protect against; loss of income, disablement, serious illness and death. While car and home insurance are relatively straightforward, personal risk cover can be complex, with many different options and levels of cover to choose from. We can help you decide which cover is right for you and what issues you need to consider. If you own a business we can also review your business insurance needs. For example, is there ‘key person’ protection in place for the business owners and managers? Are the business assets and stock adequately insured against theft and damage?
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It is never too late to take control of your finances, coverage and insurance. It is important to get professional financial advice to ensure you make the most of your financial future.
Benefits of Risk Insurance & Income Protection.
Without a safety plan that can save you and your family when you are unable to work, loss of job, income or even illness and life insurance you could loose thousands.
Family Insurance.
Which family members would you insure?
Payment Distribution.
How should benefit payments be distributed in the family?
Super Insights.
What benefits are available within your superannuation?
Tax Insights.
What are the tax implications of taking out insurance?