Small Business By the Buckton team

Damage to property is only half the loss. Lost income while you rebuild can be the part that closes a business.

What it covers

Business interruption cover is designed to replace lost gross profit and pay increased costs of working after an insured event damages your property.

The indemnity period

Choose a period long enough to get fully back on your feet. Rebuilding and winning customers back often takes longer than expected.

Get the gross profit figure right

Use your accountant's figures. An understated gross profit leads to an understated claim.

Read the triggers

Most policies require physical damage to insured property. Load shedding or supplier failure may need specific extensions.

This article is general information, not advice for your specific situation. Speak to a broker before changing your cover.

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