Netwealth digs up cheaper premiums from AIA

insurance life insurance executive director

9 July 2010
| By Milana Pokrajac |

Australian platform provider netwealth has negotiated cheaper insurance premiums with AIA Australia on group life policy for SuperWrap members.

The company will be passing on reduced premiums to members with salary continuance insurance (SCI) cover as part of a broader insurance review and the renewal of a three-year contract with AIA.

Netwealth executive director Matt Heine said under the new arrangements, discounts to personal SCI premiums would vary by age, gender and benefit options.

“Depending on the level of cover and the associated benefit options, female members may be offered premiums that represent discounts of up to 49 per cent and male members may be offered … discounts of up to 30 per cent,” said Heine.

Heine added netwealth was looking at phase two, which would see more enhancements to the offering.

In addition to the reduction in premiums, netwealth will offer access to a new online application, LIFEapp, which will allow advisers to assess their clients’ life insurance needs, obtain quotes and apply for life cover online.

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