Trauma insurance is a form of personal insurance that is based on your illness, rather than your ability to return to work. Trauma generally provides a tax-free lump sum that is to support you and your family during a seriously medical illness. Trauma generally covers Cancers, Heart conditions, Neurological conditions and a lot more.
Trauma insurance provides a lump sum payment if you are diagnosed with a serious illness, such as cancer, heart attack, stroke, or kidney failure to cover your medical expenses, lost income, and other expenses.
A consultation with K Partners insurance advisers can help you understand the different types of trauma insurance available and choose the policy that is right for you.
Our detailed knowledge of the insurance landscape puts us in the ideal position to review your current insurance coverage, recommend additional policies based on your needs, and help secure discounts on existing insurance premiums where possible
Our insurance advisers have been working with Melbourne residents for decades. Each team member brings market leading expertise and experience to provide advice on the appropriate package suited to the specific needs of clients.
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All above information is not based on your personal goal, objectives or circumstances. The information is only provided as an indicative tool and have pre-set general parameters that may not be suitable for you. You should seek personal financial advice before acquiring any insurance products to ensure it is appropriate for your needs. The K Partners financial planning team provides personalised insurance advice.
Trauma insurance is different from life insurance. Trauma insurance pays you a lump sum payment if you’re seriously ill or injured to help you potentially recover and return to work. Life insurance, conversely, is a policy that pays a lump sum to a designated beneficiary, e.g., your family, in the event of your death.
A trauma accident is generally considered one that results in a serious injury, such as head trauma, a lost limb, loss of sight or hearing, severe burns, etc. Additionally, you can claim trauma insurance for an illness, such as cancer, heart conditions, and neurological conditions like dementia.
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