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| | | ... the proposed policy change is that people working in casual jobs and high-risk occupations such as mining and construction may be unable to attain life insurance, particularly for disability. "This is because group insurance schemes were designed to ... |
| | | | ... to increase the quality of life for individuals and will provide a better chance to return to wellness. "In some cases, it may even reduce the likelihood of someone becoming permanently disabled. By removing the existing barriers, which do not exist ... |
| | | | ... AIA Group agreed to buy 100% of CBA's Australian and New Zealand life insurance businesses for $3.8 billion. In early May, NAB announced to exit the majority of its wealth management operations, including divestment of Australia's largest retail ... |
| | | | ... confronting many Australians and change is long overdue, he said. "There is currently a gap in the health system where people may be unable to receive or afford the support they need at the time they need it most. We believe life insurers can help to ... |
| | | | ... long-serving industry executives passing the baton and sweeping reforms. The top 10 stories were: 1.GROW Super opens for business (23 May) Is it any wonder, that with all the newly-formed superannuation funds and products to hit the marketplace in 2017 ... |
| | | | ... with CBA's life insurance arm; NGS Super followed suit in September by transitioning to TAL, as did TWUSUPER in December. In May this year, the largest non-CBA super fund with a CommInsure mandate, HESTA, appointed AIA Australia as its new insurance ... |
| | | | ... hospital and extras cover ranging from the basic package to the top level of cover for families. Actively engaged members may also be eligible for premium discounts via the AIA Vitality program, which incentivises them to improve their health and wellbeing ... |
| | | | ... value." At the time, Choice campaigns manager Erin Turner questioned the move, suggesting that bundled life/health products may lead to poor consumer outcomes. "We need to be careful about merging life and health insurance because these are already such ... |
| | | | ... joint venture in India and representative offices in Myanmar and Cambodia. It had total assets of US$172 billion as of 31 May 2015. |
| | | | ... to make things easier and more affordable so that customers can access the insurance they need." MLC's new rollover offer may be driven by the fact that, currently, the group is not a major player in the superannuation insurance market - it lags behind ... |
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