Trauma Insurance for Women

Oct 11, 2010 - Eric Smyth

Monday the 25th October is Pink ribbon day. This year alone 12,000 Australian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, does that not make you think that maybe you should consider Trauma Insurance?

How does trauma insurance work?

Trauma cover policies pays a lump sum if the insured person is diagnosed with a medical condition and satisfies the definition, of that specific event in the insurance company's Product Disclosure Statement. It is not dependent on whether you return to work or whether you work at all. It is paid as a lump sum.

By having no financial assistance can seriously hinder your rate of recovery.

Knowing that you have trauma cover insurance will ease the financial burden of debts, thus making your recovery a lot easier.

So for just a few dollars a day you can have peace of mind knowing that if something serious were to happen to you, that your family would be financially secure while you were recovering.

Please give us a call on 1300 793 143 and let one of our trained staff help you find the right trauma insurance policy to suit your needs.

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Anonymous

I have read that if a Trauma INS claim is paid out then this makes a person ineligible for any other kind of lift insurance pay out, including Death and TPD, is this correct?

Friday, May 20, 2011 - 14:47

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