The cover areas RMA Insurance Brokers most commonly advises on, grouped by where they usually sit in a client's business or life. Each one is reviewed against how the operation runs day-to-day — not how a policy schedule assumes it does. If you'd rather just talk it through, the team is on 1300 650 254 or you can send us an enquiry.
Cover for the land, the operation and everything that runs on it. Rural businesses rarely fit a single template, so we build cover around how the farm works through the year.
Mixed farms, broadacre operations and family farming businesses each carry different exposures — and they shift with the season. We review what's in place against how the operation runs, including the bits owners often assume are covered but aren't always: contract work, on-farm storage, plant on hire, and family members helping out.
Before renewal, after buying or leasing new country, or when the operation changes shape.
Pre-season cover for fire, hail and stored grain across the major Australian growing regions. The details matter — declaration timing, harvest periods, where grain sits and for how long. We work through it before the season rather than at claim time.
Late winter through early spring, ahead of the next program.
Day-to-day livestock cover plus the specialist arrangements that often apply around sale season — transit, sale-day exposure, and the higher-value cover that stud breeders typically need. We work closely with Livestock & Property Agents on the saleyard side of this as well.
Ahead of sale season, after a significant purchase, or when bloodlines change the value profile of the herd.
Practical cover for rural and regional businesses. Most of our business clients are running something small to mid-sized in town — trades, retail, professional services, transport, agribusiness — and most have grown past the point where a packaged policy still fits properly.
Cover for rural and regional businesses across trades, retail and services. We look at the real exposures — property, business interruption, public liability, theft, glass, money — and make sure the sums insured reflect what it would genuinely cost to keep the business running after a loss.
Before renewal, after a fit-out, or when turnover or staff numbers have shifted noticeably.
Work utes, light commercials and small fleets that earn their keep day-to-day. We help structure cover that recognises how the vehicles get used, who drives them, and what happens when one is off the road.
When adding vehicles, taking on new drivers, or before renewal if claims have moved.
Email compromise, false invoicing and response support. Five years ago this was a city-business conversation. It isn't anymore — we see it regularly with smaller rural businesses, often through a simple invoice redirection. The cover matters, but so does having someone to call at 6pm on a Friday when something looks off.
Now, honestly. Most clients add it after the first near miss.
For advice-based businesses and professionals — consultants, agents, advisors, designers — against claims of negligence, errors or omissions. The right cover depends on the work being done and who's relying on it, so we look at scope, contracts and the specific risks of the practice rather than defaulting to a market template.
Protection for directors, officers and the business itself against management-related claims and statutory exposures — employment practices, statutory fines, tax investigations, OH&S. Often overlooked by smaller businesses until something happens.
Cover and support across personal risks, transport exposures, difficult placements and claim-related matters. These are the areas where having a broker who knows the market — and who'll take the call — tends to matter most.
Home, motor, landlord, caravan and boat cover for clients across rural and regional Australia. For most clients this sits alongside their business or farm cover, and we treat it that way — reviewed together rather than left to renew quietly on its own.
Motor fleet, public liability and carrier's goods in transit cover for transport operators and logistics businesses. The cover varies significantly between subcontracting work, owned freight and specialist loads — getting the structure right upfront saves arguments later.
Some risks don't fit standard market appetite — unusual occupations, high-hazard operations, properties with claims history, or businesses that have been declined elsewhere. We work through the specialist market to find cover that responds, and we'll tell you honestly if it's not available or not worth what it costs.
When something happens, the cover matters — but so does what comes next. We stay involved through the claim: lodging it, working with the assessor, and pushing where it needs pushing. What helps most is being ready before the event, and we'll talk through that with you well before you need it.
That's the most common reason people get in touch. Have a chat with the team and we'll work out what's worth reviewing and what isn't.