Up to 70% of income
Cover can replace up to 70% of your income, subject to insurer limits, eligibility and policy terms.
Income Protection Insurance
Income Protection can provide regular payments if illness or injury prevents you from working, helping you keep up with everyday financial commitments while you recover.
Premier Wealth Protection compares options from leading Australian insurers and helps you understand the cover, waiting period, benefit period, policy features and cost.
Cover can replace up to 70% of your income, subject to insurer limits, eligibility and policy terms.
Common options include 30, 60 or 90 days before benefits can begin.
Options may include 2 years, 5 years or to age 65, depending on the insurer and your circumstances.
Why use an adviser?
Using an adviser does not mean paying a higher premium or being locked into one insurer. It means adding comparison, advice and support to the process.
Premier Wealth Protection is an insurance adviser, not an insurer. We compare cover from a panel of leading Australian insurers and are not owned by any individual insurer.
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How cover is structured
These settings affect how much cover you receive, when benefits can begin and how long payments can continue.
Income Protection may cover up to around 70% of your income, subject to insurer limits, your earnings, occupation and policy terms.
The waiting period is how long you need to be unable to work before benefits can begin. Common options include 30, 60 and 90 days.
The benefit period is the maximum length of time payments can continue while you remain eligible. Options may include 2 years, 5 years or to age 65.
Who can apply?
Your occupation can affect pricing, available cover and underwriting. We help identify insurers and structures that may suit the work you do.
Office-based professionals, managers, executives and many specialist occupations.
Business owners, contractors and sole traders whose income depends on their ability to work.
Many qualified trades and hands-on occupations can be considered, subject to insurer underwriting.
Cover may be available for many mining and resource-sector occupations, depending on duties and work environment.
Medical, healthcare and allied health professionals can often access a range of Income Protection options.
Tell us your occupation and duties. We can help identify what insurers may consider and what options are available.
Why Premier Wealth Protection
Income Protection policies can look similar at first glance. We help you compare the details that can matter at application, review and claim time.
We compare available options from a panel of leading Australian insurers.
We help you understand waiting periods, benefit periods, definitions, exclusions and policy features.
We help coordinate your application and insurer requirements and keep you informed through the process.
If you ever need to claim, we can help you navigate the process and deal with the insurer.
A simple, guided process
We gather information about your income, occupation and the protection you are considering.
We compare available insurers, premiums, waiting periods, benefit periods and policy features.
We assist with the application and underwriting process and help coordinate insurer requirements.
We remain available for policy reviews and to assist if you ever need to make a claim.
Income Protection FAQs
Income Protection is designed to provide regular payments if illness or injury prevents you from working and you meet the policy's definition of disability. Definitions, exclusions and eligibility vary between insurers and policies.
Income Protection may cover up to around 70% of your income, subject to insurer limits, your income, occupation, policy terms and underwriting.
Common waiting periods include 30, 60 and 90 days. The right option depends on factors such as your available savings, leave entitlements, other resources and budget.
Depending on the insurer and your eligibility, benefit periods may include 2 years, 5 years or to age 65.
Yes, many self-employed people can apply for Income Protection. Insurers may require financial information to establish your income and assess the level of cover available.
A claim generally involves information about your medical condition, work capacity and income. The insurer assesses the claim against the policy terms. Premier Wealth Protection can help you navigate the claims process.
This information is general in nature and does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Product availability, definitions, benefit limits, waiting periods, benefit periods, exclusions and eligibility criteria vary between insurers and policies. Refer to the relevant Product Disclosure Statement and policy documentation for full details.
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