Trauma Cover Insurance pays a lump sum in the event of a diagnosis of incurable condition, e.g. cancer, stroke, heart attack, major head injuries.
If a person suffers a medical trauma, term life insurance won’t help as the person is still alive. Suppose a person has a mild heart attack and is seriously ill but is able to return to work after two months. Will he or she be as productive as before or stand the stress associated with working as hard? Policies like income protection and TPD Insurance may not be suitable since pay-out depend on the effect of the event after its occurrence. What is needed is a cover like trauma insurance which pays out on the actual occurrence of the incident.
Trauma insurance (also known as critical illness insurance) provides a cash lump sum in the event of contracting a specified disease or trauma. The number of conditions covered (benefits) varies widely, cheaper policies often offering less benefits.
In most cases "accidental" types of traumas are covered immediately, although many insurers impose a waiting period (commonly 90 days after the policy is accepted) for certain illnesses. Typically trauma cover policies will pay benefits in the case of some or all of the following critical illnesses:
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Alzheimer's Disease |
Heart valve surgery |
Paraplegia |
At Rate Detective we have secured the services of some of Australia’s best Trauma Cover professionals that are available for a free one-on-one consultation to identify your needs. If you are interested in Trauma Cover Insurance, or any other forms of income protection insurance, please feel free to make an enquiry and we will put you in touch with one of Trauma Cover Insurance professionals.
Is it necessary to have both trauma cover insurance and income protection?
Why is it that finacncial advisors push us all so hard to get life/income/trauma insuranc?
Anonymous
Income Protection will cover your day to day bills,, but trauma insurance will help cover any medical expenses as well...
also trauma insurance proceeds could be used for a husband/wife to take time off work to look after their partner... i.e if a non working spouse suffered a trauma, id think the working spouse would like to take time off work to look after them, rather than have to work harder to help pay for additional expenses etc....
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I am 60 and my husband is 62 and is there any insurance company which can provide a life term cover insurance cover for both of us?
We have an accident cover with westpac and how much will be our premium per month if we want to take cover for $500000?
Anonymous
Sure, the premiums are expected to be approx $307 to $388 per month for your husband and btw $145 to $177 for you.
If you want further information and research, I am happy to help you.
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