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| Income Protection | Life Insurance | Public Liability | Tool Insurance | TPD Insurance | Trauma Insurance | Business Expense Insurance | Key Person Insurance | Which do I need? |
Trauma InsurancePays a lump sum in the event that you suffer a specified trauma event or critical illnessYou're a tradie. You work bloody hard every day to build a better life for you and your family. But what if something happened to you? What if you suffered a trauma such as a heart attack, stroke, cancer or one of the dozens of critical illnesses? What would happen to that better life you envisaged for your family? Insurance is the best way to protect against losing everything you've worked for. Trauma insurance can provide you with the funds to ensure you have access to the best medical treatment in the world, giving you the best chance of a successful recovery without having to stress about financial matters. Do you want to get covered with the least amount of hassle and stuffing around? Do you want someone who can come to your home or workplace, rather than expecting you to take time off work to visit their city office? Call us today on or get a free online quote
If you are not a tradie but you are still interested in trauma insurance we recommend our mates over at Life Policy. They can assist all Australians with their trauma insurance regardless of their occupation.
People who are self-employed, particularly in the manual trade professions, should definitely consider income protection insurance. Most of these claims are related to musculoskeletal injuries. |
Product Snapshot
What is it? Trauma Insurance. When does it pay? When you suffer a specified event such as heart attack, stroke or cancer. What does it pay? A lump sum amount, determined upfront by you and your adviser. Who should have it? Everyone. How much is it? |
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