OnePath Life Insurance

Onepath ANZ logo

OnePath is a provider of life insurance, investment portfolios and superannuation products. At the time of writing, their life insurance product, OneCare Life Cover, is no longer available for new customers to purchase.

OnePath is a wholly owned subsidiary of ANZ. You can find out more about ANZ life insurance here.

If you are looking for a new life insurance policy, you can compare a selection of other providers with Canstar. Or, if you are an existing OnePath life insurance policy holder, you can view details about their product below.

Compare OnePath Life Insurance

Considering a life insurance policy? While OnePath is no longer offering its product to new customers, you can compare a selection of other current life insurance providers in Canstar’s database using the table below.

Please note that this table has been formulated based on a male non-smoker aged 30-39 in a professional occupation who is seeking cover. The results are sorted by Star Rating (highest to lowest), then by provider name (alphabetically). Check upfront with your provider and read the PDS to confirm the details of a particular policy, and whether it meets your needs, before deciding to commit to it.

To compare more life insurance policies, please click here.

Compare Life Insurance

OnePath Life Insurance FAQS

At the time of writing, OnePath does not have an online portal for its life insurance product.

In order to make a claim, you can call, email, fax or mail OnePath.

Before you submit a claim, you may need to have certain details on hand, such as:

  • Your policy information
  • Information about the incident, if applicable (date, time, place)
  • Original birth and death certificate if the claim relates to somebody’s death
  • Medical reports, test/examination/laboratory results, if applicable

Generally speaking, premiums for forms of life insurance such as term life insurance, TPD insurance or trauma insurance may not be tax deductible, according to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Ask your tax accountant or financial adviser for more details on this.

If you hold a OnePath Life Insurance policy, you can apply to increase your cover each year to keep up with inflation or when certain major life events happen, without having to do any medical tests. If you wish to change your policy inclusions, call OnePath discuss your options.

Keep in mind that increasing your level of cover or adding your spouse or children to your policy is likely to result in you having to pay a higher insurance premium.

OnePath was established over 130 years ago and was previously known as Mercantile Mutual and more recently ING Australia. Now, OnePath is a wholly owned subsidiary of ANZ and operates as part of ANZ’s specialist wealth business.

Compare Life Insurance

Written by: Tamika Seeto | Last updated: December 13, 2018