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Expert insurance advice for registered FSB members
Registering with FSB Insurance Service gives FSB members access to a complimentary Insurance Advice Line. This benefit is available whether or not you arrange your business insurance through FSB Insurance Service.
Business insurance can sometimes feel confusing. Whether you are unsure about a policy, wondering what cover you may need or simply want another opinion, having someone to talk to can make all the difference.
If you are an FSB member registered with FSB Insurance Service, you can use the Insurance Advice Line even if your current business insurance is arranged elsewhere. Our experienced advisers provide clear, practical guidance to help you better understand business insurance and your options.
We can answer general insurance questions, explain common types of business insurance and help you better understand the cover your business may need.
Insurance terminology can be difficult to navigate. Our advisers explain things in plain English, helping you make more informed decisions without unnecessary jargon.
Whether you are starting a business, renewing your insurance or simply have a question, the Advice Line is here to help registered FSB members understand business insurance with confidence.
FSB Insurance Service believes informed businesses make better decisions. The Insurance Advice Line is designed to help FSB members understand insurance and business risks, not just arrange insurance.
It forms part of a wider range of complimentary registered member benefits that provide practical support to small businesses throughout their journey.
The complimentary Insurance Advice Line is available to FSB members who are registered with FSB Insurance Service.
You do not need to have an insurance policy with FSB Insurance Service to use this benefit. If you are an eligible registered member, you can contact the Advice Line for practical insurance guidance whenever you need it.
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