Succession Matters Total Claims Paid 2017
Income Protection
Condition | Sex | Age | Amount | Occupation |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mental Health | Male | 57 | $46,350 | Builder |
Arm Injury/Stroke | Male | 48 | $100,300 | Pharmacist |
Mental Health | Female | 57 | $66,320 | Injury Specialist |
Hand Injury | Male | 35 | $66,130 | Electrician |
Parkinson’s Disease | Male | 63 | $45,246 | Director |
Stroke & Cerebral Hemorrhage | Male | 39 | $127,210 | Manager |
Breast Cancer | Female | 48 | $14,000 | Town Planner |
Back Injury | Male | 54 | $99,500 final | Electrician |
Life
Condition | Sex | Age | Amount | Occupation |
---|---|---|---|---|
Heart Disease/Prostate Cancer | Male | 70 | $52,500 | General Manager |
Trauma
Condition | Sex | Age | Amount | Occupation |
---|---|---|---|---|
Breast Cancer | Female | 48 | $26,802 | Town Planner |
Breast Cancer | Female | 60 | $105,000 | Office Manager |
Leukemia | Male | 67 | $400,000 | Architect |
Points to Consider
- Succession Matters is proud to deliver on our promise by facilitating claims on behalf of our clients.
- A record number of claims paid in 2017 with Income Protection remaining the most likely claimable event followed by Trauma.
- Recognition of our ageing client demographic i.e. age range 45-60 is representative of highest number of industry claims.
- Validates our strong belief that all females; regardless of age should have Trauma cover to protect against Breast Cancer.
- Confirms importance of dealing with an Insurance Specialist i.e. someone who is experienced and passionate about claims