Austbrokers Dalby in Dalby, Queensland | Insurance broker

Austbrokers Dalby

Locality: Dalby, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4669 8300

Address: 43 Patrick Street 4405 Dalby, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.dalbyib.com.au

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25.01.2022 Why Use Austbrokers Dalby? - Premium coverage and cost - Local knowledge and advice - Honest and reliable - Claim assistance ... - Free quotes - Current insurance knowledge - Assist in paperwork - Answer your questions - We liaise with your bank managers, finance brokers and accountants to save you time See more

25.01.2022 To all of our beautiful mums and grandmothers. We hope you have an amazing day and are spoiled rotten!

24.01.2022 WE'RE BACK! Our office will be reopening this Monday June 1st. Please see details below.

23.01.2022 Please be aware...

22.01.2022 SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS: Austbrokers Dalby is all about supporting locals, especially during hard times. Although many events and businesses have been affected, we...’re here to continue our support in the Dalby Community. As locals with over 70 years combined experience in the insurance industry we are always looking to help our clients whether its drought, fires, flood or COVID. Share this post for your chance to WIN a $50 Windsor Voucher.

20.01.2022 Tradies, what would you do? Tools are stolen from work Utes, sites and trailers on a regular basis and can put tradies thousands of dollars out of pocket. Are you covered for theft? Would you like to know more about what you're covered and not covered for?... Call us on 07 4669 8300 or email us at [email protected]

17.01.2022 Take time to listen this R U OK? Day

14.01.2022 Check out our staff in their snazzy new threads!

13.01.2022 Did you know you only have 1 year and 7 months to ensure your QLD rental properties are smoke alarm compliant? From December 31st 2021 you will need to ensure your properties are up to standard. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services research found that only 20% of Queensland households had a smoke alarm in their main bedroom, despite new legislation stating that all properties must have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms in rental properties in all bedrooms before 2022 and owner-occupied properties by 2027.

12.01.2022 Due to technical difficulties we will be using this temporary number (listed below) we sincerely apologise for any inconvenience. Thank you for your patience. - ABD Staff and Partners

12.01.2022 Lest We Forget. They shall grow not old, As we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, Nor the years condemn;... At the going down of the sun And in the morning WE WILL REMEMBER THEM. See more

11.01.2022 PUBLIC LIABILITY REMAINS AVAILABLE FOR FARMERS The general insurance, oil and gas, and agriculture industries have confirmed that general insurance policies for farm risk continue to remain available, through various insurers, to farmers who host natural gas activities. This was announced in a joint statement by the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA), the Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA), National Farmers Federation (NFF), Queensland Farmers...’ Federation (QFF), AgForce, and Cotton Australia. Every farmer’s situation is different, so it is appropriate for individuals to discuss with their insurance brokers their circumstances regarding liability insurance cover. However, public liability insurance offered to farmers is designed and priced to cover farm risk only, and therefore may not cover losses associated with third party infrastructure including infrastructure and activities associated with natural gas production. The ICA, APPEA, NFF, QFF, AgForce, and Cotton Australia are working together with the shared objectives of ensuring there is a common understanding, and providing assurance to farmers who host gas activities that they are, and will continue to be, appropriately protected against loss. Farmers who host natural gas activities are protected by indemnities offered by gas companies as part of land access agreements, and are further protected by extensive regulation and legislation. It is important that all parties gas companies, insurers, and farmers have a common understanding of the combined effect of insurance, legislative protections, and indemnities. -NIBA Insurance and Risk

10.01.2022 Please note our Christmas Trading Hours below

09.01.2022 End of Financial is less than a week away!!! Don't leave your insurance until the last minute. Call Us today!

07.01.2022 Do you have your jewellery properly covered if something were to go wrong? Be sure to check what you contents insurance covers.

06.01.2022 We are currently closed for the Dalby Show Holiday and will be available on Monday from 8:30am. Have a great long weekend Dalby! #dontforgettosocialdistance #virtualhug

05.01.2022 Although we had some rain at the beginning of the year, farmers are still feeling the effect of the drought. Please follow the prompts below and help support our local community.

04.01.2022 We love hearing feedback from our clients. Thanks Shane!

04.01.2022 Happy Father's Day to our Austbrokers Dalby Partners and to all the Dad's. We hope you're spoiled today!

04.01.2022 What is an insurance premium? A premium is the amount you pay an insurer for insurance cover. It also includes an insurer’s business costs, state stamp duty and GST. How is works?... Depending on what you are looking to insure will depend on how much is charged. For example when insurers calculate your motor vehicle insurance for a comprehensive or a third party property policy, the insurer will decide how much a particular car is worth (market value) and what risks are worth insuring. Insurers refer to data when they make these decisions. For example, if the car is kept in a suburb with higher rates of car theft, you will be given a higher level of risk (and therefore may pay a higher premium) than that of someone who lives in the suburb with low theft rates. Insurers also look at your age, driving history and claims history. This is because some demographics are statically more likely to make a claim on their policy than others. What may influence your premium? When an insurer calculates your premium, it is likely to take a range of factors into account. These will change from person to person. No one policy is the same. Some key factors may include: - Type of cover selected - Any optional benefits you have selected under your policy - Previous claims and incident history - Whether you choose to pay your premium annually or monthly - Government taxes and any state duties - How much cover you want - Your risk assessment by the insurer - The level of excess you select

01.01.2022 State of Origin Day! GO MAROONS!!