Join Paige Estritori each week on the forefront of discovery in the Australian insurance industry. Our podcast meticulously curates the most relevant news from the past week, tailored specifically for both personal and business consumers across Australia. Delving deeper than the surface, we conduct thorough research to craft original articles on selected news items, ensuring you receive insightful and valuable information. Our summaries focus on the key developments that matter most to you. Whether you're seeking guidance in personal insurance or looking to stay ahead in business insurance trends, our podcast is your go-to source for all things insurance in Australia. Tune in to stay informed and ahead in the ever-evolving world of insurance.
In this episode, host Paige Estritori discuses critical changes in the Australian insurance industry. There is increasing focus on mental health coverage in the life and disability sectors, with a recent review by Peter Kell advocating for improved customer protection, clearer policies, and better communication. With mental health claims rising, Australians must scrutinize their policies for potential exclusions. Additionally, a potential review of current life insurance commission caps may impact how personal and business protection advice is provided. As profits dip in the life insurance sector, companies are urged to consult independent advisors. The episode also discusses new bushfire resilience ratings that could affect insurance premiums for property owners in bushfire-prone areas, encouraging active risk mitigation. A national risk assessment app is projected for 2027 to further assist farmers in securing favourable insurance terms.n
7 Jul 2026
Wed, 8th Jul 2026
This episode of the Weekly Insurance News Wrap discusses important insurance-related developments. The episode begins with PSC Insurance Brokers making a significant investment in MA Insurance Brokers, highlighting the importance of expert advice in transport insurance. In the trade arena, QBE Insurance's plans to discontinue its standalone office and trade pack products call for caution during policy renewals. Amid discussions on replacing fuel excise with a distance-based model, the importance of data privacy and control is also underlined. Lastly, a recent AFCA ruling emphasizing understanding insurance policy limits to prevent misunderstandings, especially for trade businesses. The podcast underscores the importance of understanding policies, maintaining detailed financial records and diligently reviewing contracts.n
6 Jul 2026
Tue, 7th Jul 2026
This podcast by Paige Estritori for Financial Services Online provides vital insurance news for the week. It discusses the rising support in Australia for a shift from fuel excise to a distance-based model for road user charging, highlighting the potential impacts on truck operators and emphasizing the growing role of data in transport costs. Attention is brought to recent Australian Financial Complaints Authority rulings that underline the importance of understanding insurance policy limits. New data from the Insurance Brokers Code Compliance Committee indicates potential areas of improvement in Australia's strata insurance practices, stressing the need for rigorous oversight. Lastly, the podcast discusses the prevalence of renewal notice gaps in insurance policies and the importance of transparency with insurers. For more news and resources, visit financialservicesonline.com.au.
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