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Residential Insurance
Protect your standalone rental house from fire, storm, and tenant damage. Insure your investment
Commercial Property Insurance
Safeguard your business rental property and assets from fire, theft, and natural disasters
NDIS Property Insurance
Specialised cover for landlords renting to NDIS participants. Protects unique property and liability risks.
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How to take out policy?
Obtain a quick quote
Get an estimated premium by providing essential property details online.
01Finalise your application
Complete all necessary information, review policy terms, and submit your application.
02Protect your property
Once approved and payment is made, your policy is active, safeguarding your investment.
03Why choose Duo Insurance for your Property Coverage needs?
We’ve listened to our clients and understood the challenges they face in finding the right insurance policies. That’s why we’ve taken the initiative to expand our services and provide an insurance brokerage that offers:
- Clients claim advocation
- Expert advice
- Efficient claims process
Making a claim is easy
Making a claim has never been easier. Log in to our website, fill out the form, and our claims team will handle the rest. No more waiting on hold or filling out mountains of paperwork.
Fill out the claim form
We’ve made it easy for you with an online application form.
Sit back and relax
Duo Insurance will handle the whole claim process for you.
Duo Group CEO
Meet Tuan Duong
Tuan is a driven entrepreneur, bringing 10+ years of industry experience with a sharp focus on property insurance. At the helm of Duo Insurance, he is leading a mission to educate Australians about insurance, making the industry more accessible, transparent, and customer friendly.
About usFrequently Asked Questions
Is Strata Insurance mandatory?
Yes, for many states/territories in Australia, strata insurance (for common property / shared areas) is a legislative requirement. Duo Insurance offers strata cover for strata/company‐title properties.
What should I read before purchasing a policy?
You should read the relevant Policy Disclosure Statement (PDS) and any Product Disclosure documentation to understand coverage, exclusions, limits, and your obligations. Also consider your personal needs and financial situation.
How is Duo Insurance licensed / regulated?
Duo Insurance (ABN 42 665 523 964) is a Corporate Authorised Representative (CAR No. 001303132) of General Insurance Brokers of Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 94 135 132 455, AFSL 342546).
How do I cancel a policy?
For precise steps and any fees/refunds, refer to the policy document or contact Duo Insurances’ support team.
How do I make a claim?
You can make a claim by logging into the website, completing the online claim form, and the claims team will process your request
What does legal liability cover include?
This covers up to $20 million worth of liability for damage, death or injury caused to others arising from your ownership of your insured property. It can also provide cover for your legal defence costs. Please refer to your product disclosure statement or speak to Duo Insurance for further details
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