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Find answers to common questions about Superannuation and Life insurance claims.

A claims advocate can assist you in navigating the complex process of filing and managing your life insurance claims, ensuring you receive fair treatment from the insurance company.

The duration of the claims process varies depending on the complexity of the case and the cooperation of involved parties. We strive to expedite the process while ensuring accuracy, and keeping Insurers compliant with the Life Insurance Code of Practice (LICOP) and Superannuation funds compliant with the ASFA Claims Handling in Superannuation Service Standard.

TPD insurance is included in a super policy to help Australians who are forced out of work by illness or injury. This insurance is included by default in 90% of Australian super policies but many people don’t know it exists. Because these claims are part of superannuation policies, they are also known as “super claims”. If an illness or injury has forced you to stop working in the job you are qualified for, you may be entitled to claim a lump sum payment.

You aren’t alone, most Australians that try to claim on their own are rejected for their insurance money. Often the insurance company will attempt to flood applicants in documents or medical appointments until they are overwhelmed. Our team has experts that specialise in overturning rejected claims. They do this by taking care of the paperwork and using our own panel of medical specialists. We can help you appeal the rejected claim to get you the money you deserve!

We handle a wide range of life insurance claims, including death benefits, terminal illness claims, accidental death claims, and more. Contact us for specific inquiries.

We operate on a contingency fee basis, meaning we only get paid if we successfully recover your claim. Our fee is a percentage of the recovered amount.

You may be eligible for a superannuation or insurance claim if you experience an injury or illness that has prevented you from working and:

  • Your employer was paying compulsory superannuation.
  • You had private income protection or disability insurance.
  • A person you are dependent on, such as your partner or parent, dies and you wish to claim death benefits from the deceased’s superannuation or insurance.

With a few details about your work history our team can help you track down your old super funds even if the accounts are now closed! Submit an Enquiry or give us a call and we can assist.

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If you need assistance or have any questions about our services, contact us today or submit an enquiry using the button below. Our friendly and professional team is here to help you navigate the claims process with ease.