Q. Is asteron part of Suncorp?
Asteron Life Superannuation is a division of the Suncorp Master Trust (ABN 98 350 952 022, RSE Fund Registration No R1056655) (Fund).
Q. Who bought asteron life?
TAL Life Limited
On 1 October 2021 Asteron completed a transfer of Asteron’s life insurance business to TAL Life Limited ABN 70 050 109 450 AFSL 237848 under Part 9 of the Life Insurance Act 1995 (Cth).
Table of Contents
- Q. Is asteron part of Suncorp?
- Q. Who bought asteron life?
- Q. Who is asteron life?
- Q. What is modified TPD?
- Q. Does Tal own asteron?
- Q. What is recovery stand alone insurance?
- Q. Is asteron owned by TAL?
- Q. Who bought TAL?
- Q. What does tal insurance stand for?
- Q. What does TPD cover you for?
- Q. What is considered a total and permanent disability?
- Q. What does asteron mean?
- Q. What kind of insurance is Asteron Life complete?
- Q. Is there 20% discount on Asteron Life TPD?
- Q. When does the Asteron Life partial trauma benefit expire?
Q. Who is asteron life?
About Asteron Life Asteron Life has been a specialist life insurance company for more than 185 years, aiming to help people protect what’s most dear to them.
Q. What is modified TPD?
Modified TPD – requires the life insured to have suffered. any one of the following severe disabilities: • loss of hands or feet. • loss of sight (loss of sight in both eyes) • both loss of a hand or foot and loss of sight in one eye.
Q. Does Tal own asteron?
TAL has today announced that following its acquisition of Suncorp’s Australian life insurance business (Asteron), it has completed a strategic review of the Retail business and operating model across both the TAL and Asteron brands.
Q. What is recovery stand alone insurance?
Recovery Increase Benefit. Your client can increase their sum insured by up to $200,000 when specified events change their lifestyle, or on the fifth anniversary of the policy, without the need to provide us with medical evidence (conditions apply).
Q. Is asteron owned by TAL?
Q. Who bought TAL?
TOWER Australia leaves the ASX to become TAL, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Dai-ichi Life Group. This cements our position as Australia’s specialist voice of life insurance.
Q. What does tal insurance stand for?
2011. TOWER Australia leaves the ASX to become TAL, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Dai-ichi Life Group. This cements our position as Australia’s specialist voice of life insurance. 2012.
Q. What does TPD cover you for?
Total Permanent Disability (TPD) insurance provides for you if you were to become permanently disabled due to accident or illness and are unable to work in any capacity in any occupation based on your previous education, skills, training or experience.
Q. What is considered a total and permanent disability?
Introduction. A Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) claim is a claim for a lump sum payment and usually involves the assessment of an Insured’s likelihood of returning to work in the future due to a permanent disability caused by an illness or injury.
Q. What does asteron mean?
Asteron is a genus of spiders in the family Zodariidae. It was first described in 1991 by Jocqué.
Q. What kind of insurance is Asteron Life complete?
Our Life Cover through Asteron Life Complete provides comprehensive protection that can be tailored to make sure you’ve got the cover you and your family need. Support when your family need it most, with a grief support service and an up-front payment for funeral expenses included.
Q. Is there 20% discount on Asteron Life TPD?
The 20% HPO discount has additional assessment requirements (QuickCheck and MBA blood test) and will not be automatically applied. Asteron Life Complete TPD Cover provides you with comprehensive and affordable cover, with a number of features and benefits that make sure you’re getting the most from your cover.
Q. When does the Asteron Life partial trauma benefit expire?
You can choose to double the payment for the Partial Trauma Benefit and boost the Trauma Benefit by an extra 25% for certain trauma events. For more details, download the Asteron Life Complete PDS. 1. Applies to children age 3-21, expiry age 22. See PDS for full details.