Contractors Income Protection - Why?

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Permies benefit from at least 3 months pay in the event of illness, and lump sum payments in the event of death or being diagnosed with a critical illness like cancer.

Reasons you should consider income protection:

  • After leaving permanent employment all your benefits cease to exist.
  • You are exposed financially in the event you can no longer work.
  • To protect yourself and family in the event of your death or critical illness.

Fortunately, you can protect yourself for a very small fraction of your current income.

Read more about contractor income protection products.

  
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