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How Life insurance can help you in your 60s

With longer life expectancies and changing retirement trends, life in your 60s isn’t what it used to be. You may still be paying off a mortgage, trying to build your retirement savings; or you may be supporting aging parents or adult children. 

These days, being 60-plus doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll have fewer financial commitments in later life. So, while your financial objectives may have shifted over the years, the need to protect your financial future and that of your loved ones still exists.

Learn more about the benefits of life insurance for those in their 60s.

Insurance for over 60s

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Understanding insurance premiums

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Insurance affordability

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Reviewing your insurance when you turn 60

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Resolution Life’s personal insurance options for those in their 60s

Life in your 60s can be complex, and everyone’s needs are different. While no one likes to think about bad things happening in life, it’s important to consider how financially secure you and your family would be if things went wrong. That’s where Resolution Life’s personal insurance products can help you protect you and your family and stay financially independent as you contemplate the next stages of life.

  • Income Protection

    Keep your financial life on track while you’re unable to work because of injury or sickness.

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  • Life Insurance

    Peace of mind for you and your loved ones should the worst happen.

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  • Total & Permanent Disablement

    Protect your future if you’re unable to ever work again.

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  • Trauma Cover

    A safety net to help you get back on track should you suffer a specific medical condition.

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Important information

Resolution Life Australasia Limited ABN 84 079 300 379, NZ Company No. 281363, AFSL No. 233671 (Resolution Life) is part of the Resolution Life Group. The content on this website is for information only. The information is of a general nature and does not constitute financial advice or other professional advice. Before taking any action, you should always seek financial advice or other professional advice relevant to your personal circumstances. While care has been taken to supply information on this website that is accurate, no entity or person gives any warranty of reliability or accuracy, or accepts any responsibility arising in any way including from any error or omission.

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