Business insurance is designed to cover your business for various risks and liabilities. At Youi, our Small Business Insurance automatically includes products and public liability cover,1 with optional extras you can add to suit your needs, such as cover for business items and property damage, money and glass.3
Public liability insurance covers compensation you’re legally required to pay if someone makes a claim against your business. It can also help with legal and defence costs if you need to defend yourself against a claim.1
Having public liability insurance for your business is not mandatory in all cases, but it can be very useful to cover you from potentially expensive compensation payments if something unexpected goes wrong. Youi Small Business Insurance covers compensation which you’re legally liable to pay to a third party in respect of property damage, personal injury or advertising liability, along with associated legal and defence costs.1
To see how we can help with your business’s public liability insurance needs, start a quote online or get in touch.
The cost of a Small Business Insurance policy with Youi will depend on factors unique to you and your business. These include your business type and location, your expected annual revenue and if you employ any staff members. Any optional covers you select and the amount of cover you choose can also affect the cost. The best way to find out what you’ll pay to cover your small business is to start a quote online or get in touch with our Small Business Insurance team.
How much public liability insurance costs will depend on a range of factors, such as the amount of cover you choose for your business. At Youi, public liability insurance is automatically included in our Small Business Insurance cover.1 To find out what it might cost for your business, start a quote online or get in touch with our team of Small Business Insurance experts.
Sole traders may need to be covered for professional indemnity, public liability and personal assets, income and property, depending on the nature of the business. Youi’s Small Business Insurance can help with some of these needs, but it doesn’t cover everything, such as professional indemnity or workers’ compensation. As a sole trader, you typically can’t cover yourself as an “employee” with workers’ compensation insurance, so you may need to explore other options.2 One exception is Victoria, where you will need to register for WorkCover insurance if your own company employs you personally.13
Our Small Business Insurance can suit a range of companies of different types and sizes. From those that employ workers to those who operate as sole traders, our cover is designed to fit varying business needs. For more info and to get an idea of what Youi Small Business Insurance might cost for you, start a quote online or get in touch.
In some states and territories, public liability insurance is mandatory for certain occupations, regardless of whether you’re a sole trader or small company.2
Our Small Business Insurance suits a range of small businesses – from companies to sole traders – in hospitality, construction, retail and more.
For more info and to get an idea of what Youi Small Business Insurance might cost for you, start a quote online or get in touch.
The amount of public liability cover you need depends on a variety of factors unique to your business. At Youi, we offer flexible liability limits to suit different business needs.1 For more info about public liability, get in touch with our Small Business Insurance team.
There are a number of factors that impact the cost to insure your business vehicle. At Youi, we offer car insurance that can cover you for business use. To see what different levels of car insurance might cost for your work car, start a quote today.
Workers’ compensation insurance covers payments made to employees if they’re injured at work or become sick due to their work. It can cover wages lost while unfit for work, as well as medical expenses and rehabilitation. It’s the responsibility of employers to purchase workers’ compensation for their business, and each state and territory has their own regulations which govern workers’ compensation insurance.
Workers’ compensation isn’t typically covered by a business insurance policy. Generally, this is handled separately by the various state and territory governments’ workers’ compensation schemes. See the “Looking for workers’ compensation?” section above for more details.













