What are the differences between Centrelink disability and TPD insurance? While both are benefits that help out of work Australians, they are tested differently and can give different amounts of financial support. Each month you work, your superfund takes money from your retirement savings to pay for your TPD insurance. Since you are paying directly […]
Many people who contracted COVID-19 are still suffering with the onslaught of symptoms past their contagious period. Find out more around claiming compensation for your on-going illness if you suffer from long COVID-syndrome.
A successful TPD payout relies on your claim containing enough evidence to satisfy the criteria of your super policy. Your claims assessor requires important medical evidence to show if you are able to return to work in your current job, if you can return to any form of employment and if your disability stems from
It can be a big shock when receiving a rejected TPD Insurance claim, after spending so much time preparing the paperwork and finding your way through the legal jargon. Many people try to go it alone since they believe that legal help can be expensive and intimidating, however it doesn’t have to be this way
What do Psychological Injury Claims mean for employers? Claiming compensation whilst suffering from a mental illness or trauma can be an extremely taxing experience, especially when you may fear that you will be treated differently to that of a person suffering a physical injury. If this resonates with you, know that at Super Claims Assist,
Who inherits your superannuation in the event of your passing? Knowing who inherits your superannuation money is important. Ensuring that your hard-earned superannuation savings end up in the right hands if you pass away can be a confusing process. As mentioned by this ABC article, the ‘legal beneficiary’ is the person in your life who
