22/07/2026
Did you know the definition of 'Total & Permanent Disability' (TPD) can vary wildly between insurance policies? It’s a "small print" detail that makes a massive difference when you need to claim. There are two main types: ‘Own’ and ‘Any’ occupation. ‘Own Occupation’ means if you can’t do your specific job due to illness or injury, the policy pays out. It’s tailored to your career. ‘Any Occupation’ is tougher. It usually only pays if you can’t perform any job suited to your education or experience, making claiming much harder. Choosing the right one ensures your safety net actually catches you. Not sure what your policy says? It’s worth a quick review to ensure you're properly protected. Want to check your cover is fit for purpose? Drop us a message or visit our website to chat. Our services relate to certain investments whose prices are dependent on fluctuations in the financial markets beyond our control. Investments and the income from them may go down as well as up and you may get back less than the amount invested. Past performance cannot be used as a reliable prediction of future performance.