Insurance

Building your wealth is important and so is protecting it.

What would your family do if something happened to you? Illness, injury and death can have a huge impact on your family and your finances. Most of us insure our car and home etc, but what about your most important assets: your life and your ability to earn an income. Make sure you look after your loved ones and protect them against these risks.  

Income protection (salary continuance)

Covers the loss of income, during an extended absence from work due to illness or injury.

Trauma insurance

Provides a lump sum payment as a result of a specified ‘trauma’, such as a heart attack, stroke etc.

Total and Permanent Disablement (TPD)

Covers the permanent loss of income through illness or injury that prevents your return to work.

Life insurance

Provides financial support for dependants in the event of your death.

Business expense insurance

Covers the costs of running your business in the event of extended illness or injury.

A Bridges financial planner can help you identify:

  • areas where you may need protection
  • appropriate insurance for your circumstances
  • the level of cover required

Is it worth the risk? Without insurance the risks are high. For more information on protecting your wealth, contact us to arrange an appointment with a Bridges financial planner.

 

What would your family do if something happened to you? Illness, injury and death can have a huge impact on your family and your finances. Most of us insure our car and home etc, but what about your most important assets: your life and your ability to earn an income. Make sure you look after your loved ones and protect them against these risks.
  • Security Alert

    Tuesday, 13 July 2010

    Every year criminals use tax time as a means to commit fraud by submitting fraudulent tax claims or by scamming the public into sending personal details.

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  • RBA holds interest rates steady

    Tuesday, 06 July 2010

    In a welcome move, the Board of the Reserve Bank of Australia today decided to leave the cash rate unchanged.

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  • NSW Home Buyers Bonus

    Thursday, 01 July 2010

    From 1 July 2010, transfer duty exemptions and concessions are available for certain new home purchases, off the

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