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Separation and Divorce

Are you going through a separation or divorce?

There are many things to consider when going through a separation or divorce and we understand that it may be a difficult and emotionally charged time. 


During the process, it is important to remember your life insurance. Just like property, cars, bank accounts and superannuation, your life insurance policies should be considered in the division of assets.

Why do I need to consider my life insurance?


Depending on how your life insurance policy is set up, it may not be as simple as each party walking away with their own policies. Some couples have joint policies, others have one partner as the owner of the other’s life policy, and many couples have each other as beneficiaries. These are some factors to take into account when separating your assets so you can come to an agreement and ensure you are both adequately covered, and your loved ones are protected.

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