Ezicover Life Insurance, which can protect you if you have financial dependants or loved ones, and you are likely to have outstanding financial commitments if you die or are diagnosed with a terminal illness.

It’s easy – get a quote or apply for an Ezicover product online or contact us directly.

You don’t need to undergo a medical examinations or tests when you apply for Ezicover Life Insurance.

Ezicover Life Insurance can help provide financial protection for any dependants you have if you’re a self-employed person and you pass away, or become terminally ill and can no longer work. Your family could also use your life insurance payout to pay any business loans or other costs of your business if you were to pass away.

If you’re self-employed and you don’t have superannuation, or you do not have life insurance cover with your superannuation fund, life insurance may be important for you to consider.

Ezicover Life Insurance could provide a $15,000 payment in advance to your beneficiaries on confirmation of death, which they can use to pay for your funeral and other costs such as your unpaid bills.

Ezicover Life Insurance is designed for people with financial dependants or loved ones, who have or expect to have outstanding financial commitments (such as a mortgage, school fees, medical expenses and living expenses) that will not be satisfied or able to be paid in the event of their death or terminal illness.

If you’re single and you have debts or you have loved ones you would like to look after, having life insurance can help take care of them financially or cover your debts if you pass away. Ezicover Life insurance can also provide you with a lump sum payment if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness.

Ezicover Life Insurance is offered individually. However, if you and your partner apply at the same time and we accept both applications, the second policy is eligible to a 10% discount.

Generally, Ezicover Life Insurance will cover you for COVID-19 if you have met the qualifying and waiting periods in your policy. Click here to learn more about our COVID-19 support.

If you are 19 to 69 years old, are an Australian citizen or hold a permanent residency visa, and reside permanently in Australia, you can take out Ezicover Life insurance.

Usually, life insurance payouts that go to your financial dependants are tax free. You should seek advice from a qualified tax adviser if your benefits are going to someone who’s not dependent on your income.

You can apply online, or over the phone.

We will calculate your premium:

• at the date your policy starts
• annually at your policy anniversary
• if we change premium rates
• at any other time your cover changes.
   

For Ezicover Life Insurance, we take into consideration the following factors:

• your age
• your gender
• your benefit amount
• any discounts you may be eligible
• government charges and stamp duty
• your occupation and pastimes
• your health
• your smoker status
   

The answers you provide us about your occupation, pastimes, or health could increase your premium. If we increase your premium because of the answer you have provided, this is referred to as a loading. We will display any loadings we have applied to your policy on your policy schedule.

Ezicover premiums are stepped premiums which means generally as you get older your premium will increase. If you want an idea of how your premiums are likely to increase over five years, backdate your date of birth by five years when you proceed to get a quote, or contact us directly and we’ll give you a five-year premium projection.

You can pay your premiums monthly or annually, and by direct debit, credit card or BPAY. Your financial institution may charge you an extra fee for direct debits.

Premium rates aren’t guaranteed and can change from time to time. If we make any changes, they will affect all the policies in the same category, not just yours.

We pay the Death benefit to your estate. If you want us to pay to one or more beneficiaries rather than your estate, contact us to set up a beneficiary nomination.

We will pay the Terminal Illness benefit directly to you.

Life Insurance premiums are generally not tax deductible.

Your premiums will generally increase as you age, and you should consider if you will be able to continue to pay them for the entire timeframe that you need insurance. 

You can cancel your policy up to 30 days from receiving your documents and we’ll fully refund any premiums or charges you’ve paid unless you’ve made a claim. To cancel your policy, please contact the Zurich Customer Care team.

Our cover suspension feature lets you put your cover on hold for up to 12 months – as long as you’ve held your policy continuously in-force for at least 12 months. This can help you if your circumstances change by reducing your financial commitments. You can suspend your policy for up to 12 months and stop paying your premiums to reduce financial pressure - you won’t need to pay any premiums for the time that your cover is suspended. ​Then you can start your policy again without having to reapply.​

Remember though, that while your cover is suspended, your policy isn’t in force and we won’t cover you:

For Ezicover Life Insurance,

• if you die
• if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness
• for any death or terminal illness caused by a condition where you were aware of a symptom or diagnosis of that condition while you were suspending your cover.
   

You can still make a claim for an insured event which occurred before the Cover suspension start date if the conditions for a benefit were met when Cover suspension started.

You’re in control of your policy – you can extend your cover suspension or end it early. You just need tell us 14 days before your cover suspension ends. ​

If a policy anniversary passes, we’ll still offer to increase your cover to help protect it from the impact of inflation (if applicable).

Once the suspension period is over, your cover will resume without you needing to reapply. See your product’s Product Disclosure Statement to find out more about our cover suspension feature. 

If you miss a premium payment, we may try to debit your nominated bank account or credit card a second time. If this doesn’t work, we will contact you to ask you how you’d like to pay your outstanding premiums.

If you do not pay the missed premium, we may cancel your policy – but we’ll write to you first and give you the chance to pay the premium before then.

If you don’t pay the missed premium and you try to claim for something after your policy is cancelled, we may refuse to pay your claim.