AustralianSuper upgrades Finsuper offering
AustralianSuper has upgraded its Finsuper Division insurance product, increasing its automatic acceptance limits (AAL) to $800,000 for death and total permanent disablement and lifting the AALs for income protection for up to $10,000 earning power per month to 85 per cent of salary.
The chief executive of AustralianSuper, Ian Silk, said Finsuper had a proud tradition of catering for the specific needs of finance workers and it was committed to offering a more competitive offer for its members.
The upgrades will come into effect on July 1.
Finsuper caters to the needs of finance workers.
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