Life Insurance is arguably one of the most important insurance policies that your money can buy.
Whilst the majority of people insure their physical assets, such as their home & contents, car, etc, many forget that, without a continuing income, these assets may be at risk for dependants. We can help you tailor a life / income protection insurance that
will help secure your beneficiaries` financial future.
| Covering the Unexpected: A Guide to Trauma Insurance for Australian Families Trauma insurance, also known as critical illness insurance, is a type of coverage that provides a lump sum payment in the event that the insured suffers from a critical illness or injury. Unlike health insurance, which covers medical expenses, trauma insurance is designed to provide financial protection by helping to cover the additional costs associated with recovery from a severe illness or injury. - read more
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| Life Insurance for Entrepreneurs: Protecting Your Business and Family Life insurance is a financial product designed to provide a safety net for your loved ones and business in the event of your passing. At its core, life insurance aims to deliver financial protection by paying out a lump sum or ongoing payments to a designated beneficiary upon the insured's death. - read more
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| Why Income Protection Insurance is Essential for Every Australian Adult Income protection insurance is designed to provide financial support to individuals who are unable to work due to illness or injury. This type of insurance ensures that you continue to receive a portion of your income, allowing you to maintain your standard of living even when unexpected circumstances arise. - read more
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| Tax Deductions and Income Protection: Maximizing Your Benefits When life throws unexpected health challenges your way, having a solid plan to protect your income is crucial. Income protection insurance is designed to provide financial support if you're unable to work due to illness or injury, allowing you to focus on recovery without the added stress of financial burden. - read more
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| Australian General Insurers Report Record $7.3 Billion Profit 18 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori The Australian general insurance sector has reported a remarkable after-tax profit of $7.3 billion for the last financial year, marking its most substantial earnings in over ten years. This significant increase is primarily attributed to a decrease in catastrophe-related losses and robust investment returns. - read more |
| Australian General Insurance Premiums Set to Surpass $144 Billion by 2029 18 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori The Australian general insurance market is on a trajectory to see direct written premiums (DWP) exceed $144 billion by 2029, according to projections from data and analytics firm GlobalData. This anticipated growth is largely fueled by heightened demand for coverage in response to the increasing frequency of natural disasters. - read more |
| Understanding the Impact of New Regulations on Cosmetic Nurses' Insurance 18 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori The cosmetic nursing sector in Australia has experienced significant growth, driven by increasing demand for non-surgical cosmetic procedures such as injectables and skin treatments. This expansion has led to heightened scrutiny and the introduction of new regulations aimed at ensuring patient safety and professional accountability. - read more |
| Health Minister Addresses Insurers' Use of Loopholes to Raise Premiums 18 Jan 2026: Paige Estritori In December 2024, Australian Health Minister Mark Butler issued a stern warning to private health insurers regarding the use of 'underhanded' tactics to raise premiums. This statement came in response to findings that some insurers have been closing old policies and introducing more expensive ones, effectively increasing costs for consumers without transparent communication. - read more |