Picture Book · Insurance

Insurance, in pictures

Life, TPD, income protection and trauma, minus the jargon. Pick a story and flip through it.

  1. The big umbrella: four kinds of cover

    Life, TPD, trauma and income protection: what does each one do?

    6 pictures · about 1 minute
  2. How much life cover? Mind the gap

    What your family would need, minus what they'd have.

    6 pictures · about 1 minute
  3. TPD: own job, any job, or daily living

    Three ways insurers decide if you can never work again.

    6 pictures · about 1 minute
  4. Income protection: when the pay stops

    Waiting periods, benefit periods and how much gets paid.

    6 pictures · about 1 minute
  5. Income protection and tax: who pays matters

    Why the same cover can be treated differently at tax time.

    6 pictures · about 1 minute
  6. Trauma cover: a lump sum to recover

    What critical illness cover pays for, and what it doesn't.

    6 pictures · about 1 minute
  7. The insurance hiding in your super

    You might already have cover. Do you know what it is?

    6 pictures · about 1 minute
  8. Two ways to pay for the same cover

    Age-stepped or variable premiums: which suits you?

    6 pictures · about 1 minute
  9. Honest answers protect your cover

    Why the questions on an insurance application matter.

    6 pictures · about 1 minute
  10. Making a claim, step by step

    Who to call, what to gather, and how long it takes.

    6 pictures · about 1 minute

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