Protecting property investors with confidence
Who we are
Duo Insurance makes landlord insurance simple, transparent and built for Australian property investors.
Our mission & values
We give property owners across Australia insurance they can trust for cover that’s simple, comprehensive, and backed by real support.
- Excellence in performance
We’re dedicated to delivering outstanding service and results.
- Commitment to clients
Your goals shape every decision. We put your success first.
- Transparency
Clear and open communication so you can make informed choices.
- Collaboration
Working hand-in-hand with clients and partners to create the best solutions.
legitimate claims paid back
Why choose us
We make insuring your property as easy as 1-2-3 for maximum cover and minimum fuss.
Comprehensive coverage
Covers damage, lost rent and major property risks.
Expert advice
Specialist guidance to select the right protection.
Efficient claims process
Quick, fair claims with no unnecessary hurdles.
News / Articles
Disadvantages Of Self-Insurance: What Landlords Risk By Going Without Cover
One in five landlords is considering going without insurance cover. At first glance, that will seem like a simple way to reduce property costs. In practice, it means the landlord will self-insure and carry the full financial risk when something goes wrong. The main disadvantages of self-insurance include major out-of-pocket losses, pressure on cash flow…
NDIS Insurance Explained: What Landlords Need To Know
An NDIS property isn’t always like a typical rental home. It might have accessible features, major building modifications, or support services running from the address. Participants, support workers, and NDIS providers could all be using the property every day. These factors change the risks faced by the landlord. They also affect what kind of NDIS…
Landlord Insurance for Granny Flats: Will One Policy Cover Both Dwellings?
One landlord insurance policy may cover a main house and a rented granny flat when both form part of the same property. A granny flat is generally considered a secondary dwelling located on the same title as the principal dwelling. Whether one policy covers both dwellings will depend on the insurer, the property's occupancy arrangement…
