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Insurance House welcomes Melbourne Insurance Brokers

Melbourne Insurance Brokers will continue to operate as usual under Insurance House’s name.

Last Monday, Melbourne Insurance Brokers successfully integrated with Insurance House, a subsidiary brand of Insurance Brands Australia. 

As part of the transition, Melbourne Insurance Brokers moved into Insurance Brands Australia's head office and became a part of the East Melbourne branch located at 3/100 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne.

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Despite the integration, Melbourne Insurance Brokers will continue to operate as usual, now operating under the Insurance House name. 

This partnership between the two companies represents a strong alliance between brokerages, highlighting their shared commitment to enhancing client services through increased resources, skilled personnel, and comprehensive support.

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