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Your super does not automatically follow your will. When you die, the fund pays it as a death benefit to eligible beneficiaries or your estate. Here is who can receive it, how tax works, and how disputes get resolved.
Many Australians are entitled to compensation after an injury and never claim it, because they do not know the avenue exists or assume it is not for them. This guide maps the main types of claim, in plain English.
Injured and wondering if you can claim? A personal injury claim is an umbrella term covering several avenues. Here is how they differ by injury type, what is usually recoverable, and why time limits matter.
Income protection can pay a monthly benefit if illness or injury stops you working. Here is how the cover works, how to claim, and what to do if a claim is knocked back.
TPD insurance pays a lump sum if illness or injury stops you working for good. Many Australians hold this cover inside their super without knowing. Here is how a TPD claim works, what the policy definitions mean, and the steps to lodge one.
Hurt at work or made ill by your job? Workers compensation can cover medical costs, lost income and more. Here is who can claim, how the state schemes differ, and the steps to lodge.