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TPD InsurancePays a lump sum in the event that you become totally and permanently disabledYou're a tradie. You work bloody hard every day to build a better life for you and your family. But what if something happened to you? What if you suffered an event which left left you unable to work ever again? What would happen to that better life you envisaged for your family? Even for the young single blokes out there, without TPD insurance you could be spending the rest of your life on a Centrelink disability pension of around $300 per week. Insurance is the best way to protect against losing everything you've worked for. TPD insurance can provide you with the funds to get rid of debts and provide a large lump sum (up to $5 million) to help you through the rest of your life without stressing about financial matters. Forget about visiting your local adviser and dealing with the "hard sell" followed by all the paperwork, take the easy option and alllow Trade Risk to do all the hard work for you. Call us today on 1800 744 482 or get a free online quote Why is insurance so important for tradies?According to figures released by Macquarie Life (June 2009), manual and trade workers make up the overwhelming majority of income protecton claims.
People who are self-employed, particularly in the manual trade professions, should definitely consider income protection insurance. Most of these claims are related to musculoskeletal injuries. |
Product Snapshot
What is it? TPD Insurance. When does it pay? If you become totally and permanently disabled, and therefore no longer able to work. What does it pay? A lump sum amount, determined upfront by you and your adviser. Who should have it? Anyone with debts to clear and/or a family to support. How much is it? |
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