Your ability to earn is your most valuable asset. Make sure it’s insured.
Life can be unpredictable, and serious illnesses or accidents can happen to anyone. Consider these statistics:
One in five families will be affected by the death of a parent, or a serious accident or illness that renders a parent unable to work (LifeWise / NATSEM Underinsurance Report).
Around 54,000 Australians suffer a heart attack each year — that’s one every 9 minutes (Heart Foundation).
One in five Australians risk a heart attack or stroke.
One in two men, and one in three women, are expected to be diagnosed with cancer before the age of 85 (Cancer Council Australia).
Almost two million adults aged 25–64 have experienced a disability (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare).
These facts highlight just how risky life can be and why trauma insurance is so important. When serious illness or injury occurs, it can impact not only your health but also your lifestyle, loved ones, and finances.
Trauma insurance is designed to support your recovery from a serious illness, helping you afford treatment, maintain your lifestyle, and make necessary adjustments during difficult times.
When considering trauma cover, there are three key things to understand:
What you can claim for – Trauma definitions
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How your cover is structured – Stand-alone or linked
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Making multiple claims – Trauma reinstatement
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Trauma insurance ensures that if the unexpected happens, you can focus on recovery without worrying about financial strain.