Can’t work due to injury or illness? You may be entitled to benefits through your super.
Superannuation for all workers earning above a certain amount has been compulsory since 1992 and often have Total and Permanent Disablement (TPD) insurance attached.
Many people on workers’ compensation or Centrelink payments are entitled to claim these benefits, but are unaware of their rights.
In order to be paid a superannuation disability benefit, you have to show that you are totally and permanently disabled. This can be as a result of injury, or illness, and sometimes both. Both physical and mental injuries can be relied upon. You don’t even have to be unfit for all work, only for your old job or any other suitable work that fits your education, training and experience
Many superannuation insurance policies pay benefits if you can’t perform your usual job. Others will pay if you suffer from specified illnesses, such as cancer, or a stroke.
We will work hard to maximise any lump sum payouts. We only ever charge reasonable and fair costs for assisting you. We are here to help you.
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We believe we provide the best assistance in Superannuation TPD claims in Victoria. Contact us if you want to experience this for yourself.
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