Trauma Insurance
Trauma cover responds to serious illnesses by offering a lump sum payment, helping you with additional financial relief at a time when you most need it.
Trauma insurance is essential for families in New Zealand as it provides financial support during severe health setbacks. The most common claims are for cancer, heart attack, or stroke, which can be life-changing events.
The impact of these serious illnesses can be more devastating without the financial resources to help mitigate what is naturally an unnerving and challenging period. Trauma insurance ensures that your family has the financial means to cope with medical expenses and recovery costs.
Having trauma insurance can alleviate the stress associated with these health crises, allowing you and your family to focus on recovery and well-being. It provides peace of mind, knowing that you are financially protected during difficult times.
The RSFA 4 Step Process
Step 1
Identify your insurance objectives via a needs analysis.
Step 2
Prepare a personalised statement of advice once your needs are established, and discuss with you.
Step 3
Once you are satisfied we will implement your Protection Plan (RSFA assists with the application form and liaising with the insurer to achieve the best-underwritten terms).
Step 4
Provide ongoing service by way of annual reviews (there may be a need to review in-between times).
Get started with RSFA
With over 20 years of industry experience, Rod and his team provide expert guidance and top-notch service to help you achieve your financial goals. Reach out to our team today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Trauma insurance usually covers serious medical conditions such as cancer, heart attack, stroke, major organ transplant, and severe burns. The specific conditions covered can vary between policies, so it's important to review your policy details or consult with a financial adviser to understand your coverage.