Using Commercial Vehicles? What You Need to Know About Insurance
It can be confusing to work out the differences between commercial and personal vehicle insurance, but there’s plenty to distinguish them.
As Australia emerges from lockdown, businesses are now facing the next hurdle.
As they adapt to the post-COVID landscape, some will be looking at how to adapt their business models to comply with new hygiene and social distancing requirements, while also saving on unnecessary costs.
However, now is not the time to cut back on insurance: with many businesses holding fewer cash reserves, insurance still provides important financial protection against unexpected setbacks, like fire, storms or theft.
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