- TAL has no limit on death cover insurance
- It has a high entry age of 73 yrs-old
- Option of stepped or level premiums
- Has one of the highest entry ages at 74 yrs-old
- Comparatively fast claims processing time
- Simple application process
Our picks for seniors life insurance
Our insurance team has hand-picked 3 life insurance policies based on price, features and claims data.
Top pick for no limit death cover: TAL life insurance
- TAL's policy has no death cover limit. Other insurers have a $25 million cap.
- Choice of stepped or level premiums depending on your age.
- It includes a higher maximum entry age of 73. Other insurers have a maximum entry age as young as 55.
- TAL has a lower-than-average claims acceptance rate of 96.3%. The average is 97.7% (for life insurers bought through a financial advisor).
- The discount of 15% is only applicable if your BMI is between 19 - 28.
Top pick for high entry age: NobleOak life insurance
- NobleOak has one of the highest entry ages at 74 years old.
- 93.2% of claims paid out in the latest period (life insurance bought directly through an insurer). That's higher than the industry average of 91.1%.
- Above-average claims processing time of 1.1 months. The industry average is 2.8 months.
- Only offers stepped premiums (increase as you age).
- Out of 190+ quotes, TAL was typically cheaper on average.
- NobleOak has a $25 million life insurance cap. TAL has no cap.
Top pick for additional benefits: RAC life insurance
- Having a RAC life insurance policy will grant you access to multiple discounts across shopping, entertainment and money off fuel.
- RAC has up to $25million in death cover. Other insurers have cover up to just $1 million.
- You can add up to $5 million for total permanent disability cover. Not all insurers offer this.
- RAC is WA based but services all of Australia.
- It's competitively priced – however, TAL and NobleOak tend to be slightly cheaper.
- Only offers stepped premiums (these increase as you age).
- It has a $25 million benefit cap. Other insurers have no cap.
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Finder Score - Life Insurance
Life Insurance is a little complicated and a lot overwhelming. That's why we made the Finder Score, to make it easier to compare Life Insurance products against each other. Our experts analysed over 30 products and gave each one a score between 1 and 10.
But a higher score doesn't always mean a product is better for you. Your situation is unique, so your policy choice will be too. Don't think of Finder Score as the final word, but as a good place to start your life insurance comparison.
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