Whether you’re a cat or a dog lover, new data shows Australians are naming their four-legged friends the same, with ‘Bella’ the most common name for both pets in 2015, followed by ‘Charlie’, ‘Max’, ‘Molly’ and ‘Coco’ which also feature as popular names for both cats and dogs. See the full list of names and […]
Best Funny Car Claims
Suncorp Claims Team has identified for Carsguide some of the more “unusual” claims stories to show a lighter side to the industry. But that didn’t stop UK comedian Jasper Carrott from performing a hilarious stand-up routine in the 1980s in which he simply read out real accident insurance claims. Examples included a lady making a claim for […]
Insurance Industry Challenged Over Mental Illness Travel Exc...
A 21-year-old Melbourne woman is challenging insurance giant QBE over its blanket exclusion of mental illness in its travel insurance policy, in what could be a watershed legal case for the industry. Ella Ingram, who developed depression when she was 17, was refused reimbursement for a 2012 school trip to New York, after she became […]
Pokemon Go Exposes Users to Security Risk
It has taken America by storm – but may have led millions of iPhone users to inadvertently give away access to their Google account. Experts have warned that iOS users of Pokémon Go are putting themselves at risk by signing up using Google. By signing up to the game, it gives maker Niantic access to […]
Insurance Through Super
Most super funds offer life insurance for their members. If you haven’t done so, we would recommend you check with your superannuation fund what insurances you have as part of your policy. Super funds typically have three types of insurance for members: Life insurance; Total and permanent disability and Income protection. Read full article here. Source: Money Smart
Recent Australian East Coast Storm Insured Losses Hit $377 M...
Estimated losses from the east coast low that hit Queensland, NSW and Tasmania in July 2016 now stand at $377 million. Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) CEO Rob Whelan says insurers have received 43,244 claims so far. Read full article here. Source: Insurance News
Tips for Becoming a Landlord
There is more to being a landlord than unblocking the sink, collecting the rent and watching your investment grow. Domain have kindly provided some tips for successfully renting your property including taking out property insurance. Read full article here. Source: Domain Need to talk insurance? Contact us to start a discussion.
Renters Insurance
Renters often don’t think about getting contents insurance. Young renters rely on their parent’s policies or just don’t think they own enough to warrant it. Many people think of contents insurance as something you get when you buy a house. AAMI’s new campaign sets out to change this perception. Contact us to discuss your rental insurance […]
Insurance Risk Warning for Airbnb Hosts
Some Airbnb hosts in Sydney are earning $30,000 per year by renting out their home to short-term visitors… Airbnb can be a great income source for home owners, yet it’s a potential minefield when it comes to insurance. The business of renting your home for short-term accommodation isn’t regulated like the hotel industry, and safety […]
Don’t Pokemon Go and Drive
New York local police issued a statement saying it responded to a car accident involving an injured driver after crashing into a tree whilst playing Pokemon Go: “Luckily the driver was not seriously injured but this is an example of how easily accidents can occur when someone is engaged in the game and not paying […]
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