Superannuation TPD Claims Explained
Who is eligible for a TPD claim?
If you suffer injury or become unwell and are unable to continue in your usual occupation, you may be able to access insurance benefits attached to your superannuation fund.
What are the benefits?
- Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) benefits
- Income Protection benefits
- Early access to your superannuation balance
Our Approach to Superannuation Insurance Claims
Our experienced team specialises in navigating the complex world of superannuation insurance to secure the benefits you’re entitled to.
In your initial consultation, we will determine:
- Your level of cover: this depends on when you joined the fund, your age and the level of insurance taken out.
- Additional super funds: you may be able to claim against multiple super funds depending on what cover you had at the date of your injury.
- Cover inclusions: we frequently discover that our clients had more comprehensive cover than they realised.
Why Choose Ryan Carlisle Thomas
We approach every superannuation claim with the same commitment and fighting spirit that defines all our work. Your financial security matters, and we’ll work tirelessly to protect it.
Our team members are passionate about providing the highest level of customer service and achieving the best result possible for all clients.
No Win, No Fee OR Expenses Superannuation Lawyers
Superannuation TPD Insurance matters are included as a part of our unique No Win, No Fee OR Expenses* policy, meaning that should we not achieve a successful outcome, you are never left out of pocket as we guarantee to cover you for any expenses or disbursements that we incur.
Contact Expert Superannuation Lawyers in Melbourne
Our team has a broad range of experience in Superannuation, WorkCover and TAC matters and maintain a keen understanding of the effect that injury or illness can have on our clients, their families and loved ones.
For clear and comprehensive advice regarding your Superannuation TPD claims, reach out to us today on a confidential, free and no-obligation basis.




