A survival guide to Superannuation Total and Permanent Disability Claims

If you are no longer able to work, or having great difficulty in continuing to work due to a physical or psychological injury or illness, it is important to consider and investigate your entitlement to Total Permanent Disability (‘TPD’) benefits under your superannuation policy.

Every superannuation fund is different, every fund has its own particular TPD policy, and every TPD policy has a different level of insurance cover.

It is also important to check your own individual policy as your entitlements may be very different to those of your friends and family.

Our new ebook provides a summary what you need to know to claim insurance through a superannuation policy.

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