Title: Insurance Plan in Melbourne
1Insurance 101
2What is Life insurance ???
- This one is simple !!! Pays a set amount of money
when the insured person dies. The money will go
to the people you nominate as beneficiaries on
your policy.
What is Total and permanent disability (TPD)
cover ??
Covers the costs of rehabilitation, debt
repayments and the future cost of living if you
are totally and permanently disabled. TPD cover
is often bundled together with life cover.
3Did You Know
- Your Superannuation Fund Can Pay for Your Life
and TPD Insurance Premiums - You Dont Even Have To Move Superannuation
Accounts.
4What is Trauma cover Or Critical Illness
Insurance ???
- Provides cover if you are diagnosed with a
specified illness or injury. The top 4 illnesses
claimed under trauma policies are - 1) Cancer
- 2) Heart attack
- 3) Stroke
- 4) Coronary artery bypass
- These 4 illnesses make up around 90 of all
trauma claims in Australia.
This is the most expensive insurance out of the 4
but it is the most claimed upon one .
5What does Income Protection cover??
- It Replaces the income lost through your
inability to work due to injury or sickness. - Normally it covers 75 of your income
Income protection gives you a steady source of
cash in case you get injured or sick and cannot
work. This means you can focus on getting better
and not on how you're going to pay the bills.
6Waiting Period
- The 'waiting period' is the time between you
becoming unable to work and receiving your first
income protection payment. You can generally
choose a waiting period between fourteen days and
two years.
A shorter waiting period usually means a higher
premium.
7Benefit periods
- The benefit period is the period during which you
receive your income protection payments. You can
generally choose between a two or five year
benefit period or up to age 70 for some
occupations.
8Agreed value and indemnity contracts
- You can apply for an 'agreed value' contract or
an 'indemnity' contract. An agreed value contract
usually means that the monthly payment stipulated
in your policy will be the amount you receive if
you make a claim. An indemnity contract means the
monthly payment will be assessed when you make a
claim. - Self Employed people seem to prefer to lock in
their contact as Agreed as it provides a bit of
security
9Did You Know
- Your Superannuation Fund Can HELP Pay for Part of
Your Income Protection Premiums
10Angry Terry
- What happens when you get it wrong
11Sold on Tv Insurance and Retail Insurance (What
We Use)
- How does the insurance within a direct insurance
policy compare with cover offered by a financial
adviser?
12Sold on Tv Insurance/industry fund default
insurance and Retail Insurance (What We Use) A
tale of two policies
- The advantages and disadvantages of Direct
Insurance vs. a Financial Advisers Retail
Insurance - Its Quick
- There is no doubt that Direct insurance is quick.
There is a good reason for that! - You Generally get sold one product provider with
generally no underwriting - We research a solutions for you and prepare a
plan. We prepare ALL paperwork then work with a
underwriter. To have your application assessed - No Medicals
- No medicals No Problem right ?? the direct
insurer has no option other than to price higher
in anticipation of risks unknown. direct insurers
have hidden behind a clause stating that claims
due to pre-existing conditions - We recommend fully underwritten at application
stage this gives you and us the peace of mind
knowing that you are covered in full when a claim
is made. - Features
- Retail products tend to have a wider range of
features that can be tailored to your own - individual situation and more importantly your
budget.
13Sold on Tv Insurance and Retail Insurance
(Summary)
- A more comprehensive offering
- Can be often cheaper in price
- Certain policies can even be paid for by your
superannuation - Advisers will assist in managing the claim
process.
14MOST IMPORTANTLY
- The definitions and features with a policy
offered by advisers are of higher quality with
less exclusions providing a greater security and
opportunity to claim
15The Disclaimer !!!
- This advice may not be suitable to you because it
contains general advice that has not been
tailored to your personal circumstances. Please
seek personal financial and tax advice prior to
acting on this information .Opinions constitute
our judgement at the time of issue and are
subject to change. Partners in planning Group
does not give any warranty of accuracy, nor
accept any responsibility for errors or omissions
in this document. - Copyrigh-2017 Partners in Planning Pty Ltd