Welcome to the privacy policy for Farm Insurance, owned and operated by Clark Family Pty Ltd, outlining protection practices for our site.
Your privacy is important to us, and we've developed this statement to highlight our dedication to privacy. Learn below about the data we collect and manage on this platform.
Data Collection and Usage
Submitting a financial services referral requires your name, phone number, email, and relevant information for service facilitation by Farm Insurance.
This data gets shared with trusted partners within our network to offer precise service answers, acting on your behalf. Rest assured, partners are restricted from further use of this information beyond assisting.
Your personal details are safeguarded and will not be disclosed to external parties without consent.
Remember, our site may link to other websites, but Clark Family Pty Ltd is not liable for third-party privacy practices or content.
Cookie Usage
To enhance user experience, Farm Insurance utilizes cookies to track session data and user interactions, evaluating system performance and preventing repetitive content exposure.
Advertising Partners
Our advertising partners use cookies and other technologies to deliver tailored ads on our site. These technologies gather anonymous data, including ad timestamps and user interactions, for refined ad results and preference alignment.
Accessing Your Information
Your personal information is accessible upon request, barring legal exceptions. We maintain the right to determine access procedures. Should access be denied, you'll receive justification, and suitable alternatives through agreed intermediaries may be offered. An access request might incur reasonable administrative fees.
If you desire to access your data, please get in touch with us. For security reasons, written requests may be required.
Privacy Policy Updates
Our privacy policy undergoes regular reviews to meet the evolving market and user needs, adapting as necessary.
Inquiries and Concerns
For any questions or concerns regarding our privacy policy or personal information management, please reach out to us.
Find out more about privacy protection through the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner at 1300 363 992.
Filing a Complaint
To address any perceived breaches of our Privacy Policy or the National Privacy Principles, feel free to submit a complaint, which we promise to address swiftly. Begin this by contacting Farm Insurance. Unresolved issues can be further escalated to the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner at 1300 363 992.
Any questions about this policy or our practices can be directed to us via contact page.
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The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) has decided against a man's claim for a car insurance payout, which he pursued following a dispute with his ex-wife. The issue arose when the man's Toyota Landcruiser was involved in an accident in April, prompting him to file for a cash settlement of $55,950. However, the ex-wife, who held the insurance policy, later blocked his access to the payout. - read more
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has highlighted the ongoing challenges of home insurance affordability, emphasizing that the issue remains complex despite a recent moderation in reinsurance costs. APRA Chair John Lonsdale noted that multiple factors contribute to this difficulty, not solely reinsurance expenses. APRA is actively engaging with insurers, government agencies, and the private sector to address these affordability issues. - read more
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has released findings from a recent review, revealing persistent deficiencies in the direct sales practices of the life insurance industry. Despite heightened scrutiny following the Hayne Royal Commission, challenges remain in several key areas, including product design, sales strategies, remuneration, and customer complaint handling. - read more
Life insurers in Australia have joined forces with mental health advocates to press the federal government to honour its $1 billion pledge for mental health initiatives. The Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI) is among the key signatories of an open letter organized by Australians for Mental Health, urging swift action on funding allocation. - read more
The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has expressed strong support for a Victorian initiative proposing a resilient homes scheme, akin to those currently operating in New South Wales and Queensland. This recommendation emerged from a comprehensive inquiry into climate resilience conducted by Victoria's Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee, which presented 93 findings alongside 82 recommendations this week. - read more
Welcome to our definitive guide for Australian farmers on managing one of the most crucial aspects of their business: insurance. As a cultivator of the land, you're no stranger to the unpredictability of nature and the market. From intense weather events to fluctuating market demands, your line of work comes with its unique set of risks. Hence, safeguarding your livelihood with the right insurance is not just important—it's essential. - read more
Farming is a risky business. As a farmer, you are at the mercy of the weather, pests, and other challenges that can threaten your crops and your livelihood. That’s where crop insurance comes in. Crop insurance can provide financial protection in case your crops are damaged or destroyed, allowing you to recover from losses and move forward with your farm business. - read more
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on navigating farm succession for rural Australian families. The journey of passing on a family farm from one generation to the next is both a critical and challenging milestone. Recognizing that every farm has its unique story and set of circumstances is fundamental to the process. - read more
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As a hobby farmer, you may not rely on your farm for your main source of income. Perhaps you have a full-time job but enjoy farming as a way to supplement your income and pursue a passion. However, just because farming is a hobby does not mean there aren't risks involved. In fact, hobby farmers face many of the same risks as commercial farmers, such as injury, illness, loss of crops or livestock, and damage to property. - read more
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Knowledgebase
Disability Insurance: A type of insurance protection that pays a portion of a person's income lost due to a total or partial disablement arising from either an accident or a sickness.
