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Trade Pack is aimed at businesses with a turnover of up to $5 million and contractor payments up to $500,000 (or 30% of payroll). It includes mobile plant coverage up to $250,000, with up to $100,000 per item. This comprehensive package addresses the common challenge of managing multiple standalone policies, which can be both time-consuming and costly due to various minimum premiums and administrative fees.
Robin Johnson, CEO of Hutch Underwriting, emphasized that trades can have surprisingly complex needs, but putting several policies in place gets expensive quickly given multiple minimum premiums and admin fees. Trade Pack changes all that and saves brokers time as well. The solution is designed to cut the friction, providing brokers with a more efficient way to serve their clients.
The Trade Pack offering includes public and product liability as standard, with six optional sections: general property (covering tools and stock), tax audit, cyber, individual personal accident, mobile plant, and registered mobile plant liability. Notably, the package is not available to higher-risk trades such as demolition, plumbing, scaffolding, and rail corridor work.
Dominique Vagi, Chief Underwriting Officer at Hutch, highlighted that Trade Pack provides comprehensive coverage options with minimal admin, giving brokers control and flexibility without adding complexity. All quoting is handled via Ebix Sunrise Exchange, using product code HUTTP, ensuring a seamless process for brokers and their clients.
This initiative reflects Hutch Underwriting's commitment to supporting Australian tradespeople by offering insurance solutions that are both comprehensive and easy to manage. By reducing administrative burdens and providing tailored coverage options, Trade Pack enables tradies to focus on their work with the assurance that they are adequately protected against a range of risks.
Published:Thursday, 25th Dec 2025
Source: Paige Estritori
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