Lump-sum payment
A lump-sum payment may be available from one or more superannuation funds.
One or more super fundsYou may be entitled to compensation benefits through your superannuation, life insurance or other insurance policies — even where no one is at fault.
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You may have compensation benefits available through your superannuation, life insurance or another insurance policy. Adams & Co can assess the circumstances and explain the available next step.
You may be able to access compensation from a superannuation or insurance fund even while receiving WorkCover payments.
Complete our free assessment and a member of the Adams & Co team can contact you to discuss your circumstances and possible next steps.
Transaction sums span a massive spectrum, from minor to exceptionally high values. The amount depends on the relevant policy, and insurance claims can be complicated.
Depending on the policy, you may be entitled to one of the following compensation benefits.
A lump-sum payment may be available from one or more superannuation funds.
One or more super fundsA policy may provide a monthly income payment where illness or injury prevents you from working.
Possible policy benefitA policy may provide payment of a terminal illness lump sum.
Possible policy benefitWe can help identify any insurance attached to your superannuation, prepare the required documents and guide you through the claims process.
Subject to the policyYou may be able to access compensation from a superannuation or insurance fund even if you are already receiving WorkCover payments.
Check What May Be Available →No. An injury or illness benefit does not come from the funds you have accumulated for retirement.
Start Free Assessment →The money received for an injury or illness does not come from the funds accumulated for retirement.
The benefit comes from a separate insurance policy attached to the superannuation fund.
The claim does not require the benefit to be paid out of your accumulated retirement funds.