Below is a list of some commonly asked questions we receive here at ACE IRM. If there is something you feel we may have not covered, please contact us and someone in our office assist you with your enquiry.

Do I have to include my speeding fines on my proposal form for my Car Insurance?
Answer: Yes, every driver must disclose all speeding or traffic fines incurred.


Can I pay my premium by the Month?
Answer: Yes you can. There are two alternatives. Your Account Executive at ACE IRM will arrange for the paperwork through a Premium Funding Company to pay by the month or you can deal direct with some Insurance Companies yourself to arrange monthly instalments.


What does Third Party Property Damage Insurance Mean?
Answer: Third Party Property Damage Insurance only covers damage that occurs to a third party's vehicle or property in an accident. This third party property damage insurance should be distinguished from the CTP (Compulsory third Party) which is taken out through your registration with QLD Transport as that covers Personal injury only.


Please explain what fully comprehensive cover means?
Answer: Fully Comprehensive is loss or damage to your own motor vehicle.


Will I get a cheaper premium if I have security alarms on my property?
Answer: Always advise your broker about any security upgrade to your property. A cheaper premium may be obtained if the security is upgraded.


How long will my insurance claim take?
Answer: As we are your Broker and deal with the Insurance Company on your behalf, we do the best to ensure a timely claim process takes place. To ensure your claim is processed as promptly as possible, always ensure you have filled out the paperwork correctly and accurately. Our Claims Officer keeps in regular contact with the Insurance Company monitoring your claim from start to finish. At ACE IRM, our clients are our first priority and we do all we can to ensure claims are processed as timely as possible.


What if I want to make a change to my insurance cover? (include another driver / moving house)
Always notify the office of any changes to your insurance. There may be an extra premium involved, there may not. It is important that we have the correct cover for your situation and the only way we will know of any changes to your circumstances is through contact from yourself.