Zurich Life Insurance
Compare Zurich Australia life insurance
Considering Zurich Australia life insurance? See our comparison table below for a snapshot of its current market offerings. Please note that this table has been formulated based on a non-smoking, 30-year-old male in a professional-type occupation. To compare more direct life insurance products, please click here.
The inclusions mentioned represent a selection of what is covered at the time of writing. Additional terms and conditions may apply to different features. Additional fees may apply to the product. Canstar is not making any suggestion or recommendation to you about this product. Please ensure that you read the product disclosure statement (PDS) to determine all the current options and inclusions for the product you are considering.
How do I buy Zurich life insurance?
You can get a quote for Zurich life insurance by clicking on one of the Zurich products in Canstar’s direct life insurance comparison page or our advised life insurance comparison pages for your occupation and age:
If you have questions you can contact a Zurich financial adviser for free by calling 1800 813 710 (open Mon-Fri) or emailing client.service@zurich.com.au
How much does Zurich life insurance cost?
The cost of your life insurance will vary depending on several different factors such as your age, occupation, choice of insurer and whether you’re looking for direct life insurance or advised life insurance. You can compare Zurich life insurance premiums for advised life insurance for your situation by clicking on the link below. Compare these premiums to average premiums for advised life insurance on our database.
How do I lodge a claim with Zurich life insurance?
You or your beneficiaries can claim with Zurich life insurance by calling 131 551 (open Mon-Fri). Zurich will request that after phoning, you fill in an insurance claim form and return it together with medical certificates or other documentation it may ask for.
If your insurance claim is approved, Zurich will arrange the payment of your benefit. If your claim for an income protection benefit is approved, this will involve ongoing payments while you are eligible to continue receiving a benefit, rather than one lump sum payment.