It covers the building structure and common property such as lobbies, stairwells, lifts, sealed driveways, pools, carparks and gardens. It also provides liability cover and may include additional protections like machinery breakdown or office bearers’ legal liability.

Contact our team and we can guide you on what information is required.

Yes, CHU can accept part payments from individual owners against one invoice. We issue a single tax invoice; the main contact should share it with owners. Use the correct reference number so each payment is allocated properly.

In many cases, yes. Changes like sum insured or excess can be requested and may affect your premium. Some adjustments aren’t possible after the policy inception date. Please review your quote or renewal invitation and contact us to discuss any changes.

Start with our Financial Services Guide (FSG), the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and the Target Market Determination (TMD). The FSG explains our services; the PDS outlines inclusions, limits and exclusions; and the TMD explains who the product is designed for.

Strata insurance covers shared buildings and common property owned by the owners corporation (body corporate). It typically includes the building structure and common area contents (lobbies, lifts, sealed driveways, pools) and includes liability cover if someone is injured on common property.

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Target Market Determination is a document that describes who the product is appropriate for (target market), and any conditions around how the product can be distributed to customers.

Our Commercial Strata policy encompasses additional and increased benefits over the minimum required by law.

Outlines key policy changes, and should be read in conjunction with latest Product Disclosure Statement and Policy Wording.

Our Commercial Strata policy encompasses additional and increased benefits over the minimum required by law.