A Certificate of Currency is confirmation from the insurer that you have a valid insurance policy in place.
Lenders will often request a certificate of currency noting the interests of a 'mortgagee' or 'interested party' on your strata building policy.
Please fill in our online form to request and pay for your Certificate of Currency.
Should you have any issues with the online form, you can download the form here and email it to: cofc@whitbread.com.au.
Please contact our office if you encounter any problems or are in need of advice T 1300 424 627 E info@whitbread.com.au.
Worldwide, the use of combustible cladding has resulted in several highly publicised building fires, most notably the Grenfell Tower in London which resulted in 71 fatalities. In addition to this, non-fatal incidents in both Melbourne and Dubai also gained much notoriety in the media.
Since the 2014 Lacrosse building fire in Melbourne, there has been heated debate, publicity and government enquiries with respect to non-compliant building materials used in new strata developments. In 2018, new ministerial guidelines are set to ban the use of these products with harsher penalties in place for builders and suppliers who fail to adhere.
The dynamic nature of today’s business environment means that business risk exposures and insurance needs are changing more rapidly than ever.
When was the last time you took a step back from the demands of running a Strata Management firm to reconsider whether your business insurance is still adequate? Does it actively reduce your exposures to risks that could threaten the financial stability of your business?
As the principal of a Strata Management business, you likely spend most days ensuring the needs of your strata clients are met. But when was the last time you stopped for a second to reconsider the needs of your own business, and any emerging risk exposures that could pose a serious threat to your operations?
From July 1, 2017, some residential Strata Insurance policies will experience significant total premium changes as a result of amendments to the Terrorism Insurance Act 2003 (Cth). The changes apply Australia wide, and relate to the introduction of a Terrorism Levy.
This Media release from the 10 March, 2018 outlining the latest from the Victorian Cladding Taskforce has been supplied by Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne.
After an Australian Federal Senate Inquiry and multiple investigations, we have reached a tipping point, and 2018 is finally seeing some action. Regulatory changes and laws drafted to either ban or control the use of various types of cladding will come into play, helping ensure the safety of countless buildings...
