The Strengths and Weaknesses of the Average Consumer’s Health Insurance Understanding

Infographic | December 15, 2019

64% of people say they haven't bought life insurance because it's too expensive, yet they overestimate its true cost by more than double. The sooner you buy life insurance, the less it may cost over time. Having life insurance may make sense for these individuals.

Infographic | December 26, 2019

From time to time holidays don’t go to plan, baggage goes missing, flights are delayed or people are unwell, all of which mean it’s time to claim on your travel insurance policy.

Infographic | April 14, 2021

Although the covid19 spread and the subsequent lockdown imposed will adversely impact the life insurers business in the short term, but with likely a change in consumer behavior and rise in demand for pure protection products given the uncertaninties, the medium term to long term impact may turn out to be positive for them. Insurers can do more to retain customers who are looking to switch providers.

Infographic | February 11, 2020

Weight is an important factor when it comes to getting your life insurance application approved. In fact, it could be just as challenging to obtain life insurance if underweight, as if you weigh a few extra pounds. We wanted to take the time and touch on this topic. In this guide, we would outline some of the reasons, steps, and tools to help you get the best available option.

Infographic | December 17, 2019

All too often, the same question is asked. What is Professional Indemnity Insurance? Given how many professionals work in Australia, it’s benefits should be more well known. In this infographic, professional Indemnity Insurance is explained simply and easily so you can get the most out of your business insurance.

Infographic | March 5, 2020

Hospital care is the largest contributor to commercial health insurance spending growth - 42% of the increase since 2016. The growth in spending due to hospitals is more than twice that of the growth due to physician services and administrative costs, and ten times that of prescription drugs and nursing care. Efforts to control spending should consider how drivers of spending growth are linked to better patient care and chronic disease management.