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Income protection pays you a monthly benefit of up to 70% of your income to help cover living expenses while youre unable to work. This takes the pressure off so you can focus on your recovery until youre back on your feet.
Group Income Protection pays a percentage of an employees salary if theyre unable to work due to long term illness or injury. Our customers also have access to an extensive range of health and wellbeing services at no additional cost.
In lifes uncertain journey, illness or injury can unexpectedly interrupt your ability to work. Salary Continuance insurance, (also known as Income Protection), steps in during such times, offering regular monthly payments to assist with your living expenses.
It protects workers by providing a replacement income in the event they are unable to work due to an accident or illness, enabling them to continue to meet the costs of living without the need to utilise (after the excess period) any accumulated sick leave, annual leave, long service leave or savings.
Yes, many consumers choose to have both policies for a more comprehensive safety net. TPD insurance provides a lump-sum benefit for permanent disablement, while income protection ensures you have ongoing financial support during periods when you are temporarily unable to work.
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Group Risk Income Protection (GRIP) plan of insurance provides protection against an unexpected decline in revenues, whether due to low yields, low prices, or a combination thereof.
You may have heard about Income Protection Insurance or IPI. Its a specific type of insurance designed to help provide ongoing income replacementtypically between 50-65%1 of your gross incomein the event that an injury or illness prevents you from working.

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