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Contact Ginn & Penny insurance brokers, based in Hazelwood Park, South Australia, for top quality business insurance services across Australia and internationally.   


Let us help you protect your assets and your future in a very effective and hassle-free manner. Get in touch with us today to find out how we can help you!


We provide our services locally in Adelaide's eastern suburbs, as well as nationally across Australia.

Claims


We understand the importance of prompt claims settlements. Our Service Team are equipped to
assist you with the lodgement and handling of your claim.


Please report any potential claim to our office immediately:


T: 08 8333 3900
E: mail@gpib.com.au


Emergency Claim Number: 0424 146 701


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Contact Information

527 Glynburn Road Hazelwood Park SA 5066

Business Hours

Mon - Fri
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Sat - Sun
Closed

ABN 87 052 516 042       AFSL No. 419016      © Ginn & Penny Pty Ltd, 2024


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Download the latest reports, fact sheets and other key publications that are important to your insurance policies.
Our web site may contain links to external web sites. Whilst such links are provided for your convenience,
you should be aware that the information handling practices of the linked web sites might not be the same as ours
and do not constitute endorsement of material at those sites or any associated organisation product or service.
These external information sources are outside our control. It is the responsibility of users to make their own decisions
about the accuracy, currency, reliability and correctness of the information at those sites.

By accessing information at or through this site each user waives and releases the Ginn & Penny
to the full extent permitted by law from any and all claims relating to the usage of the material made available through the website.
In no event shall the Ginn & Penny be liable for any incident or consequential damages resulting from use of the material.


Financial Services Guide


This Financial Services Guide (FSG) is an important document which we are required to give you under the requirements of our Australian Financial Services Licence. It provides you with information about Ginn & Penny Pty Ltd to help you decide whether to use the financial services we provide. This FSG explains the services we can offer to you and the types of products we offer. It also explains how we (and other related persons) are remunerated for these services, and includes details of our internal and external complaints handling procedures and how you can access them. Ginn & Penny Pty Ltd authorises the distribution of this FSG. 


If you choose to use our services you may also receive from us a Product Disclosure Statement (PDS), Statement of Advice (SOA) and/or Important Information Statement as part of the Schedule. 

If we recommend you purchase a particular insurance product, we will also provide you with a Product Disclosure Statement at the time of recommendation which will set out the specific details relevant to the product including key benefits and risk in purchasing the product. 

If we provide you with personal financial product advice rather than general financial product advice we will give you an SOA or Important Information Statement as part of the Schedule. Personal financial product advice is advice that takes into account one or more of your objectives, financial situation and needs. The SOA or Important Information Statement will contain the advice, the basis on which it is given and information about fees, commissions and any associations which may have influenced the advice. 

We will not provide advice on products that are not on our Approved Products List. Our representatives do not have authority to advise on products that are not Ginn & Penny Pty Ltd approved. 

We will not provide advice on classes of financial products other than those identified in Ginn & Penny Pty Ltd AFS Licence. 

Ginn & Penny Pty Ltd is responsible for the advice provided and services offered to clients by a Representative of Ginn & Penny Pty Ltd

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Insurance Brokers Code of Practice


Ginn & Penny subscribes to the Insurance Broking Code of Practice (the Code) which is published by the National Insurance Brokers Association (NIBA).


The code is intended to promote good relations between insurance brokers, their clients, insurers and other participants within the insurance industry. It also promotes efficiency in transactions by describing standards of good practice and the level of service to be expected from members.


WHAT IS THE INSURANCE BROKERS CODE OF PRACTICE?

All reputable professions are governed by a strong Code of Practice - and insurance broking is no different.
Our Code of Practice sets out the minimum service standards you can expect when you use an insurance broker and outlines what you need to do in the unlikely event you have a complaint to make.
The Code sets out our commitment in a number of areas, including:

  • Managing conflicts of interest;
  • Explaining what our services will be;
  • Acting for you diligently, competently, fairly and with honesty and integrity;
  • Informing you how we are paid for the services we provide;
  • Ensuring our staff are competent and adequately trained; and
  • Providing an opportunity to resolve complaints and disputes.


In short, it's our profession's promise to you that we will act in your best interests at all times and be open and honest with you at every step of the way.

This online version of the Insurance Brokers Code of Practice features additional guidance notes to help brokers and their clients understand the Code more fully. 

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Privacy Spam Policy


It is a legislative requirement that we keep all personal information and records for a period of 7 years. Should you cease to be a client of ours, we will maintain your personal information on or off site in a secure manner for 7 years. After this, the information will be destroyed.

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Australian Financial Complaints Authority


The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) is a free, fair and independent dispute resolution scheme. AFCA considers complaints about financial products and services. AFCA’s service is offered as an alternative to tribunals and courts to resolve complaints consumers and small businesses have with their financial firms.

You can find out more about AFCA below:

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Complaints Management Policy


Ginn & Penny Pty Ltd is committed to the efficient resolution of complaints received in relation to the services that are offered by our organisation, and its representatives and staff. We understand that complaints can be a valuable source of information and can assist us to improve the way we deal with our clients.

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Claims


We understand the importance of prompt claims settlements. Our Service Team are equipped to
assist you with the lodgement and handling of your claim.

Please report any potential claim to our office immediately:
T: 08 8333 3900
E: mail@gpib.com.au


Emergency Claim Number: 0424 146 701


The information below will provide you with a general guide regarding what to do when you need to make a potential claim or report an incident.


It provides specific details for motor, property and liability losses. For any other losses please contact us.


Please read your policy schedule in conjunction with your Insurer's Product Disclosure Statement/Policy Wording

for full details of coverage, limitations, conditions, excesses and exclusions which will apply to your loss.


Your Policy Wording will also set out specific claims procedures relating to your potential claim.



New Claims


Dealing with your Insurers:

When a loss occurs, or a claim is made against you by a third party, or you become aware of circumstances which could give rise to a loss, it should be reported to your insurer at the earliest opportunity.


We suggest that you contact us immediately and we will help you collate the information that the insurer is likely to require and manage your claim with your insurer. If your insurer needs you to complete a claim form, we will forward this to you and you can contact us for any assistance.


Any letters of demand that you receive need to be forwarded to us immediately. Do not answer or acknowledge this correspondence without prior consultation.


If a third party makes a claim against you, do not admit or deny liability.


Collate the claim documentation as soon as possible following the event and while details of the circumstances are still clearly defined in your memory, for example, claim forms, letters of demand, medical certificates, repair and/or replacement quotes, and photographs. The speedy preparation and presentation of claims documents enables a speedy settlement of your claim.


You must provide your insurer or their investigators with all information that they reasonably require to assess your claim or defend any claim against you.


We suggest you contact us before submitting or discussing details with insurance investigators for any large amounts or potentially contentious claims.


Please inform us if you are experiencing any problems or delays with your claim.



Excesses


Many policies are subject to a deductible or excess. This means that you must pay the first amount of any claim. The amount of the excess is set by the insurer and is set out in your policy schedule.

Motor Vehicle


If the damage to property exceeds $2,000 or there is bodily injury to any person, report the incident immediately to the Police and retain the incident report number.


Damage to Your Own Vehicle - Have the vehicle (if not drivable) taken to the nearest repairer or place of safety. Advise us as soon as possible so we can arrange appropriate action.


Damage to Other Vehicles - When the accident occurs, collect the following information about the other vehicle:

  • Name, phone number and permanent address of driver
  • Name, phone number and permanent address of owner
  • Description of vehicle
  • Registered number of Vehicle
  • Name of insurance company with which vehicle is insured
  • Damage to vehicle
  • Precise words of "admission of guilt" by other party if applicable
  • Name, phone number and permanent address of all witnesses to the accident


Report the circumstances to us as soon as possible. If required, a claim form may need to be completed.


Do not, under any circumstances, admit liability.


Drivers should not make or sign any statements except to complete the claim form, provide information requested by your insurers and their assessors or as required by the police or other authorities.



Theft, Burglary or Malicious Damage


Report these claims to the police as soon as possible and follow the procedures for Property Damage:

Property Damage


When the cost of the repair or replacement is less than $2,000, report the matter to us and arrange to have the property repaired or replaced. If required, we will send you a claim form for completion and return to us with all repair or replacement invoices and proof of ownership. We will then send this to your insurer.


If the cost of repairs or replacement exceeds $2,000 contact us to ascertain the insurer's requirements for inspection, repair or replacement of the property.


Take any reasonable action necessary to maintain the security of the premises and reduce or contain
the loss.

Liability


Always record any incidents that could lead to a liability claim including names and addresses of any witnesses.


Ask any potential claimant to put their claim for loss in writing. Do not admit liability to a prospective claimant or offer a settlement as this may damage your right to claim under the policy. Accept any documentation on a "without prejudice" basis.


Report any liability claim or potential liability claim to us as a matter of urgency. This is of particular importance to 'claims made' policies. Provide us with copies of any documents provided by the potential claimant and any documents that you hold that are relevant to the claim.


Do not prepare any statements or reports about the loss or incident until we obtain your insurer's requirements. Your insurer may wish to appoint legal advice in order to ensure that any reports which are prepared are "privileged" and do not have to be provided to the claimant.

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