Here’s the problem with insurance. Most business owners renew every year without knowing what they’re actually covered for. Their adviser calls once, sends a document nobody reads, and goes quiet until the next renewal.
We built Maverick to work differently. An advisory practice that explains things in plain English, stays involved between renewals, and earns trust through the quality of the advice. Not the size of the premium.
We work with strata managers, tradies, SME owners, and growing businesses who want an adviser in their corner. Not just a policy in their inbox.
“Insurance should give you clarity, not confusion.”
We’re not here to sell you the most expensive policy. We’re here to build you the right one. That means telling you when something isn’t worth paying for, and making sure what you do have actually covers what it needs to.
If you don’t understand what you’re covered for, the policy isn’t doing its job. We explain everything clearly — every clause, every exclusion, every decision. No jargon, no glossing over the hard parts.
We don’t disappear after renewal. We monitor your cover throughout the year, check in when your business changes, and reach out when the market shifts. Insurance shouldn’t be a once-a-year conversation.
Strata managers, construction businesses, and SMEs each face different risks. We know those risks specifically, so our advice is built around how your business actually operates, not around a policy template.
Maverick operates under Insurance Advisernet, one of Australia’s largest adviser networks with over 250 practices nationally. That gives us access to a broad insurer panel and a strong compliance framework, while we run the kind of personal, high-touch practice our clients actually want.
What does that mean for you? It means we operate under a robust compliance framework, have access to a strong panel of Australia’s leading insurers, and are held to the professional standards that a well-run network demands.
You get the responsiveness and personal attention of a boutique practice, with the insurer access and compliance backing of a national network. The upside of both. The downside of neither.
