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Hi,
I am going to open up an online shop in Melbourne , selling fashion Jewellery (mainly earrings and necklace) all imported from Korea, I expect the annual sales will be around A$40,000. The company is just myself, no other employee, I wonder if I need to buy any insurance for my online shop pls?
Hi Nelson,
Thanks for getting in touch and congratulations on your new venture!
Getting business insurance is always ideal especially if this business is your bread and butter. Given you are an online business, the type of insurance you need is a product liability insurance. If you submit your details via the form on the public liability insurance page, a business insurance broker will be in touch to discuss the different options available and provide you with a quote. This service is provided free of charge and there is absolutely no obligation to sign up for a policy.
Hope this was helpful. Don’t hesitate to message us back if you have more questions.
Cheers,
Nikki
Hi, I have a small on the side pool cleaning business. The turnover is around $6000 per year.
The realestate I work for requires public liability. I currently have to pay $600 a year for this. Can I get a better rate?
Hi Paul,
Thank you for your inquiry.
You may want to fill out our public liability form, submit it, and then have someone call you to explore your options offered by different brands. Moreover, on the same page, you’ll learn more about what public liability insurance is, what it covers, and how it can help you.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
May
Do you cover occupational therapists
Hi Kim,
Thank you for your question.
finder.com.au is a comparison and information service and not an insurer and we are not permitted to provide our users with personalised financial advice or product recommendations.
Terms and conditions vary among different providers. You would be best to reach out to an advisor who will take all your circumstances into account and offer you a range of insurance options through insurers in our panel. Further, you may find our professional indemnity insurance for physiotherapists guide helpful.
All the best,
Zubair