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| | | ... standard cover, tailored cover and insurance transfers. Standard cover provides eligible MyNorth and North Super members with death or death and total permanent disablement (TPD) insurance following a limited underwriting process involving health and ... |
| | | | ... and how to make a claim when they need it. The Actuaries Institute found in a 2025 study that, based on current rates of death and disability, around 30% of fund members will experience at least one insured event during their working lives and receive ... |
| | | | ... announcement date. Under the original framework, a surviving spouse acquiring an interest in a jointly owned property following the death of their partner could have lost access to negative gearing benefits and concessional CGT treatment on the inherited ... |
| | | | ... delivered on July 1 this year. Notably, the super fund also introduced an option for members to make a non-lapsing binding death benefit nomination earlier this month. Commenting, HESTA chief executive Debby Blakey said the changes would make a real ... |
| | | | HESTA has introduced an option for members to make a non-lapsing binding death benefit nomination. Recently, Cbus also rolled out changes to fund's death benefit nominations, where it offered new non-lapsing binding death benefit nominations allowing ... |
| | | | ... two-thirds of Australians have not been contacted by their super fund over the past year encouraging them to make a binding death benefit nomination. The Your Say on Super survey showed at least 15.5 million Australians may not have a binding death benefit ... |
| | | | Cbus will roll out changes to death benefit nominations, which include scrapping nominations that expire in three years. Effective October 16, Cbus will offer new non-lapsing binding death benefit nominations and allow members to make them online. The ... |
| | | | BUSSQ has increased the amount of default death and TPD insurance cover for eligible members aged 21 to 40, also increasing fees to match. The fund said insurance remains a core part of its commitment to help members protect themselves and their families ... |
| | | | ... back-office practices, notably led by Cbus and AustralianSuper. Cbus paid a nearly $24 million fine for the lengthy delay of death benefit payments, while AustralianSuper sat on death benefit claims that exceeded internal targets of four months. The ... |
| | | | ... arrangements remain appropriate, fair and competitive. "Following the review, there will be an increase in premium rates for death cover, and death and total and permanent disablement (TPD) cover. This change only affects your insurance premium - your ... |
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