2 Dec 2024
What is a beneficiary and how does it work?
A beneficiary in insurance is the person you name to receive the payout. Here’s a little more about how that...
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Our MatesLife deserves you at your best. That’s why OneChoice Life Insurance helps you deliver it with optional cover in case your health slows down.
This benefit pays up to $500,000 if you suffer a defined serious illness, letting you focus on getting better or just catch a breath when hard times get in the way.
Whether you’re new to life or have been doing it for decades, we’ll help you and the people you share it with, focus on recovery, instead of money. It’s what we do.
Life has heaps of curve balls it can throw at you. But we’ve got you covered for some of the worst, including heart attack, stroke, cancer and coronary artery bypass surgery.
You know your life better than we do. That’s why we’ll let you choose a cover amount that meets your financial needs if you get sick – from $50,000 right up to $500,000, depending on age and underwriting outcome.
We’ll reward you for looking after yourself with lower starting premiums if you’re a non-smoker. Easy as.
Just answer some questions and you’re good to go. It only takes a few minutes to get sorted for serious illnesses.
We love what we do and who we do it for. That’s why our cover is designed just for Kiwis (that’s you - not the bird).
Your policy is issued by Pinnacle Life and backed by Hannover Re, one of the world’s leading underwriters. So you’re in safe hands.
Life’s too short for confusing paperwork. We skip the medicals and forms to apply by asking you questions over the phone.
Our insurance gives you heaps of choice – from your cover amount, payment frequency, your beneficiaries, and more. You’re in control.
Sort your life out.
Cover for if you suffer a lifelong disability that stops you from looking after yourself.
If you’re keen for a chat, get in touch! Request a quote now, or if you’re too busy enjoying life we can call you back instead.