f you have sustained an injury, either at work or elsewhere, that prevents you from doing your job, there are important cover options to keep in mind. While there are differences between workers’ compensation and income protection, and some of these payments could be made at the same time, the first step is understanding which type of coverage is right for
If you become permanently disabled due to an illness or injury, total permanent disability insurance can be an important financial safety net. According to the Australian Securities and Investment Commission, this coverage will pay you a lump sum if you’re permanently unable to return to work due to an ailment or accident. This is true of most policies however some insurance policies, pay
Suffering the effects of negligent medical treatment can be devastating. When a medical professional who you entrusted with your health commits a preventable error and causes physical or psychological harm, the impact can range from a diminished ability to work and earn money to long-lasting pain. The good news is that the 2019 State of Patient Safety and Quality in
Total and permanent disability (TPD) cover is a common form of insurance that helps individuals cope with the financial difficulties that can arise from suffering a debilitating injury or illness. As with any insurance, however, there is a chance that your claim will be rejected. Insurance companies and superannuation funds may provide a number of reasons for turning down a
Total and permanent disability (TPD) insurance is a type of life cover that protects policyholders against the risk of suffering a serious injury or illness that prevents them from ever returning to work. Many people have access to TPD cover through their superannuation policy, although others may choose a standalone product from an insurer if they have tailored needs. Payouts
Total and permanent disabilities (TPD) can cause various problems for employees and their families, particularly when it comes to finances. Even short periods away from the workplace can result in individuals struggling to pay bills, but the issue is exacerbated for people with a TPD, as they are unlikely to ever work again. However, there are permanent disability benefits available
In the spirit of reconciliation GMP Law acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea, and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
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