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Are you concerned that you are paying too much for your personal insurance?

There is a solution, complete your personal details, and then complete the details of your current insurance and the premiums. Please provide details on the company with which you have your current policies, and if possible the name of the policy.

We will then complete comparisons between your current insurance and other options to see if you have a competitively priced policy. Note that we will not, and do not provide a comparison on the underlying benefits of each policy and the merits of any change.

Personal Details

Salutation      
First Name Gender  
Surname  Date of Birth
Occupation     If other:
Phone   Smoker Status  
Email (select 'Smoker' if you smoked in the last 12 months)
Address  
Suburb State  Postcode

Current Cover Details

Please complete the following in regard to your current insurance and we can then provide a comparison for you to consider.

Life / TPD / Trauma Cover

Current Life Company
Policy name (if known)
Amount of Life Cover
Amount of TPD Cover
Amount of Trauma Cover 
Premium
How often

Income Cover

 
Current Life Company
Policy name (if known)
Monthly Benefit
Premium
How often
Waiting Period
14 days
30 days
60 days

90 days
180 days
720 days

Benefit Period
2 years
5 years
Age 60

Age 65

Additional

Referred
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Infomation

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Waiting Period

The waiting period, with income protection, determines how long you are unable to work before the policy begins paying your income. For example, with a 30 day waiting period you would begin receiving payments after 31 days.

Income protection should be used to protect against long term illness, therefore try and select a waiting period that matches your financial situation. It is important to note that the shorter the waiting period the higher the premium.

Benefit Period

With income protection this is how long the claim will be paid if you are unable to work. For example, with a benefit period to age 65, if you were unable to ever work again due to sickness or injury the policy would continue to pay you right up to this age. Ideally a long benefit period is chosen.


Lifebroker is an Authorised Representative of National Financial Solutions Pty Ltd, holder of AFSL 284182