Auckland, New Zealand – February 8, 2011. BizCover, the pioneer online insurance marketplace in Australia and leading provider of online professional indemnity insurance, has announced today the launch of its New Zealand business and online platform: www.BizCover.co.nz.

Professional Indemnity insurance may not be the most obvious type of business insurance for tradies in New Zealand, yet in reality it can be relevant and very handy given the fact that many tradies provide professional advice to their customers for a fee.

For those that work for themselves as a tradie, you would already have an idea of just how important it is to have the right business insurances in place for when things don’t go exactly to plan. Sometimes it can be easy to just buy the easiest option without doing too much research,

BizCover, New Zealand’s number one business insurance comparison and buy site, has reached an industry milestone with 15,000 small businesses insured through its online platform.

Tradies guide to Business Insurance packages

BizCover has expanded its product offering by adding Ando Insurance to its New Zealand business insurance platform, in a move that will give more choice to small businesses.

We Kiwis love our pets! Nearly 35% of New Zealanders have a dog, according to a recent report published by Companion Animals NZ. That’s a lot of potential clients for your dog walking business.

Being a massage therapist can be a rewarding yet challenging career, and there’s no doubt you’ve worked hard to build your business, so it only makes sense to protect it.

With New Zealand’s natural beauty for inspiration, it’s little wonder that the field of landscape architecture is growing.

One of the things that makes New Zealand one of the safer countries for workers in the world is that there is a robust occupational health and safety regulatory system, backed up with numerous Acts of Parliament, to ensure that workers are kept safe as they go about their daily occupations. The legislation in place has fines or other penalties attached for breaches of regulations, and in many instances business owners or directors can be personally liable for these.