Tradies are extremely knowledgeable when it comes to the services they provide. Whether you’re an electrician, plumber, painter, carpenter or specialise in other skilled labour, your customers know who to call when they need their job done right. You’re the expert after all!

Starting a tradie business and running your own trade services small business can be challenging at times, and competition for jobs can be high. As such, putting the time, effort, and investment into resources that can help create a steady pipeline of work coming into your business from week to week and month to month may be high on your priority list.

As a tradie, you’ve probably heard or even experienced plenty of horror stories about people accepting the lowest quote for their work and later regretting it. But do you do the same when it comes to your sole trader insurance?

Small tradie businesses are being urged to review their risk exposure amid tough conditions going into the new year.

If you work in the building and construction industry in Queensland, or plan to do so in the near future, there is a good chance that you will need to hold a relevant Queensland contractor licence to legally practice your trade services.

When it comes to fine print in the world of business insurance, it can feel like you’re reading another language. To make life easier, we’ve done the translating for you and created a simple, comprehensive guide on all things Business Insurance for the self-employed.

The profession of bookkeeping is one that takes experience, precision, good organisation skills and attention to detail. Your clients put their trust in you to keep their financial records spick and span, without any hidden surprises come tax time.

For small business owners in the professional beauty industry, ensuring one’s products are Australian made is a sure-fire way of connecting with your client base.

There are around 500,000 technicians and trades workers in NSW, and if you want to join their ranks there are certain steps you’ll need to take to become qualified and to gain the licence you’ll need to practice your chosen trade.

Navigating the world of business insurance can be confusing which is why we’ve made it our mission to make it a bit easier. We’ve created a guide to business insurance for the self-employed that profiles the main types of cover to consider and how it can protect you for the long run.