Insurance Matters

Discover the importance of insurance and why it plays a central role in your financial wellbeing, providing crucial financial security for you and your family when needed most.

You insure your car and your home, but nothing is more important than your life and your ability to earn a living. So, it makes perfect sense to insure your greatest asset – you.

As we move through life, find a partner, raise a family, and possibly start a business, the importance of insurance in a long-term plan grows. Insurance provides a financial safety net, ensuring you can take care of yourself and those you love when you need it most.

5 reasons why insurance matters

1. Protection for you and your family
Your family’s wellbeing may depend on your financial support. Insurance helps ensure that those who matter most are protected from financial hardship if the unexpected occurs, providing a cushion that can maintain their standard of living, even in your absence.

2. Reduce stress during difficult times
None of us know what lies around the corner. Unforeseen tragedies such as illness, injury, permanent disability, or even death can bring immense emotional and financial stress. Insurance helps alleviate financial burdens, allowing you and your family to focus on recovery and rebuilding your lives. This safety net can make a significant difference during critical moments, providing the support needed to navigate through challenging times.

3.  Enjoy financial security
No matter what your current financial position, an unexpected life event can quickly disrupt it. Insurance can offer a payout that helps you and your family move forward despite unforeseen circumstances. Whether it’s a medical emergency, an accident, or a sudden loss of income, having the right insurance policy can prevent financial ruin and help you maintain stability. 

4.  Peace of mind
No amount of money can replace health and wellbeing, but it can provide some peace of mind knowing that your family’s financial security is safeguarded by insurance. This sense of security allows you to live your life more fully, without the constant worry of financial uncertainties.

5.  A legacy to leave behind 
Insurance can also help you leave a lasting legacy. A lump sum death benefit can secure your children’s financial future, protecting their standard of living and providing them with a solid foundation.

Choosing the right insurance

Selecting the most appropriate insurance policies requires careful consideration of your individual needs and circumstances. Consulting with your financial adviser can help tailor coverage that best suits your lifestyle and future plans, and guide you through understanding the benefits and limitations of each policy. 

Have more questions? Reach out to our knowledgeable team today.General Advice Warning
The information in this presentation contains general advice only, that is, advice which does not take into account your needs, objectives or financial situation. You need to consider the appropriateness of that general advice in light of your personal circumstances before acting on the advice. You should obtain and consider the Product Disclosure Statement for any product discussed before making a decision to acquire that product. You should obtain financial advice that addresses your specific needs and situation before making investment decisions. While every care has been taken in the preparation of this information, Infocus Securities Australia Pty Ltd (Infocus) does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information. Infocus does not guarantee any particular outcome or future performance. Infocus is a registered tax (financial) adviser. Any tax advice in this presentation is incidental to the financial advice in it.  Taxation information is based on our interpretation of the relevant laws as at 1 July 2020. You should seek specialist advice from a tax professional to confirm the impact of this advice on your overall tax position. Any case studies included are hypothetical, for illustration purposes only and are not based on actual returns.

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