Income Protection (IP) can provide you with a regular income if you're unable to work due to illness or injury - so you can focus on getting better without the financial stress.

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What is it?

Income Protection (IP) can provide you with a regular income if you get sick or injured and, as a result, are unable to work. It means you’ll have financial security for your living expenses, so you can concentrate on your health. Having Income Protection insurance in super means that your premiums are paid directly from your super account. Our Insurance in super page explains how insurance in super could work for you.

The information provided is general information only and does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on this information or making an investment decision, you should consider your personal circumstances and read our Product Disclosure Statement and Target Market Determinations for more information. You should also consider obtaining financial, taxation and or legal advice which is tailored to your personal circumstances before making a decision.
Call us on 1300 133 177 if you would like to speak with us further, or you can discuss matters with one of our NGS Super Specialists, or an NGS Financial Planner.

Default Income Protection cover

Once eligible, NGS members may receive Default IP cover. Default cover is age-based - this means, the level of cover you initially receive will depend on how old you are when you become eligible. This level of cover will change as you age.

You can get an idea of how much IP you may need using our insurance quote calculator.  If you don’t think your Default Cover suits your needs, there are various ways (described below) you can apply to change it.

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Transfer your cover

If you are planning to roll your full account balance from another super fund into your NGS Super account, you can apply to transfer any insurance attached as well. ‘Transfer’ in this context refers to new cover in your NGS Super account (subject to our insurer’s definitions, terms and conditions) that will be issued to replace the cover you have with your other super fund.

It's important to make sure your insurance transfer is complete before you roll your super account balance across, otherwise your previous super fund may cancel your insurance completely. Please read our Insurance Guide for more information.

Changing your cover

You can change your insurance by applying to:

Increase your cover or apply for cover

Increase your cover following a Life Event

Change to fixed cover instead of age-based cover

Change your insurance category (to reduce your premiums)

Reduce or cancel your cover

Depending on the type of change you wish to make, you'll need to meet certain eligibility criteria.

You should read our Insurance Guide before applying to change your insurance online or by completing a form.

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Changes to insurance

A number of changes to how your insurance within super works have come into effect. It's important that you understand these changes and how they could affect your insurance.

Life and disablement cover

Life is unpredictable - it's important to be prepared for the unexpected. Life and Total and Permanent Disablement (TPD) cover can provide financial protection for you and your family if you were to die, become terminally ill or were unable to work due to illness or injury.

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Making a claim

We’re here to support you through your claim process. To begin, please call us on 1300 133 177. We’ll assign a designated claims officer to guide you through each step of the way.

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For full details on how our insurance works and the options available to you, read our Insurance guide.

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