Running a small business can be challenging, and we get that. Our first step is getting to know you and your business inside out. We work with you to identify potential risks and partner with you to reduce them. Together, we'll ensure you have a solid plan for when things don't go as planned.
At BICS, we understand the unique challenges that come with running a small business. Our team is dedicated to providing customised
insurance solutions to help you manage and minimise risks specific to your industry.
When something goes wrong, you need your claim processed quickly and efficiently. Our team is ready to jump into action and provide the support you need, exactly when and where you need it most.
Our philosophy is simple—partner with our clients. Our team understands how tough it can be when something goes wrong. We're here to help you get back on track quickly and efficiently.
We pride ourselves on being there for you every step of the way, offering more than just insurance. Our holistic approach means we
provide a trusted network of support to help you tackle the everyday challenges of running your business.
There's something about the final stretch of the financial year that gets business owners thinking bigger. Maybe you've had a strong twelve
months and you're ready to hire your first, or next employee. Maybe you've been eyeing off a new van, a better workshop, or that piece of
equipment that'll finally let you take on bigger jobs. Maybe you're planning to launch into a new market, start importing stock, or open a
second location.
Whatever's on your whiteboard for the year ahead - it's worth pausing to ask one question most business owners forget: does my insurance
still match the business I'm becoming?
With cybercrime on the rise, it’s becoming a matter of when, not if, a business will be the victim of an attack. So it’s vital to have a well-developed response plan ready to go in the event of a ransomware attack or other cybercrime.
Whether it’s a shop, office or factory, buying your business premises may be a way to build your asset base and create an income stream from the rent. This can be an especially useful source of earnings when you retire. So what should you consider if you’re thinking of buying your business premises?