Your insurance options
When you join us, you may receive insurance cover automatically. You can cancel, decrease or apply to increase your cover to suit your needs.
Death cover
Death cover provides a payment if you pass away or you’re diagnosed with a terminal illness.
- If eligible, you’ll receive the default level of cover, with the option to add more or cancel.
- The amount of cover you have is either based on your age (unitised cover) or a fixed amount (fixed cover).
- You can be covered to age 75.
Total and Permanent Disablement (TPD) cover
TPD cover can pay you a lump sum if you can’t work due to permanent disability (eligibility criteria apply).
- If eligible, you’ll receive default level of cover, with the option to add more or cancel.
- The amount of cover you have is either based on your age (unitised cover) or a fixed amount (fixed cover).
- You can be covered to age 70.
Income Protection cover
Income Protection insurance can cover up to 85% of your salary, including super, as a monthly payment if you can't work because you’re injured or ill. Eligibility criteria apply.
- Choose your payment period: 2 years or 5 years or to age 65.
- Choose your waiting period: 30, 60 or 90 days.
- You can be covered to age 67.
- Income Protection cover isn’t available for DBD members.
Why get insurance through your super?
Affordable
Flexible
Convenient
This page gives a snapshot of the types of insurance cover that may be available to you. Depending on your circumstances, there may be restrictions or exclusions on your cover. Before making any decisions, and to find out more about exclusions, read the product disclosure statement relevant to your membership category and the Insurance in your super booklet (PDF, 832 KB).
Defined Benefit Division (DBD) members
If you’re a Defined Benefit Division (DBD) member you’ll generally also have inbuilt benefits that cover you if you can’t work due to illness or injury, have a terminal illness, or pass away.
Receiving insurance when you transfer to Accumulation 1 or 2
When your DBD membership is transferred to Accumulation 1 or Accumulation 2, your inbuilt benefits end.
- If you’re transferred to Accumulation 1, we’ll automatically provide transition death, TPD and income protection cover if you’re eligible.
- If you transfer to Accumulation 2, you can opt in to receive transition death, TPD and income protection cover if you’re eligible.
We’ll automatically deduct insurance premiums from your account. To learn more about moving to Accumulation 1 and 2 from the DBD, see the Defined Benefit Division and Accumulation 2 PDS (PDF, 1.9 MB).