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Australian Residents Born Between 1946 - 1986 May Want To Check This Out

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Posted By Glenda Willis  •  5 Min Read
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Posted By Glenda Willis  •   •  5 Min Read
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People aged 40-80 with no life insurance may qualify for this.

Many Australian adults don't realise they could be eligible for a life insurance policy that pays out up to $250,000* (depending on your age and personal circumstances) — To help protect your loved ones should the worst happen.

If you're an Australian resident born between 1946 - 1986, you could qualify for up to $250,000* in life insurance cover (depending on your age and personal circumstances) with no medical exam or blood tests required. Simply answer some health and lifestyle questions.

And if you’re ever diagnosed with a terminal illness^ it can even pay you out while you’re still alive to help pay off a mortgage, cover funeral costs, or ease any financial burden left behind — so you can have peace of mind knowing your loved ones are taken care of.

Select Your Age To See How Much Cover You Could Get
aged 40 to 55
40 – 55
 aged 56 to 70
56 – 70
 aged 71 to 80
71 – 80

Peace Of Mind For Your Golden Years

Websites like Right Life Insure can help request a life insurance quote from Golden Insurance in 60 seconds to see how much cover you could qualify for.

There's no cost to check, no obligation and Australian residents aged 40-80 can apply with no medical exams or blood tests required - simply answer some health and lifestyle questions!

If you've been putting this off, it might be worth taking a minute to see what you may qualify for.

Here’s How You Do It:

Step 1: Select your age and see how much coverage you could get.

Step 2: Answer a few questions (only takes a few minutes), and request a free quote.

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*From $10,000 up to $250,000 of cover available (depending on your age and personal circumstances when you apply). The benefit amount will not be paid if you die or are diagnosed with a Terminal Illness^ as a result of an intentional self-inflicted injury or attempted suicide that occurred before the policy commencement date or within the first 13 months of the policy commencement date. A waiting period may also apply during which the benefit amount will only be paid if you die due to an accident. Refer to the Product Disclosure Statement for full details

^Terminal Illness is as defined in the Product Disclosure Statement and will not be paid during a waiting period should one apply. Upon payment of a Terminal Illness^ claim, the policy and cover will end.

**Your actual premium may be different and will depend on your age, gender, smoking status, chosen benefit amount and personal circumstances.