At Resolution Life, our priority is to support our customers and their families in their time of need.
It’s important to know the type of cover you have and how much you’re covered for. Learn more about the types of cover we offer and what else you need to consider when reviewing your insurance.
Claims summary
We manage a wide range of claims, based on the variety of products and customers policies.
Summary of Resolution Life’s insurance claims

Our claim's philosophy
At Resolution Life, we are committed to being there for our customers to help them when they need us most.
Our approach to claims is to support our customers, be transparent and caring throughout your claims journey, ensuring you feel guided and supported at every step of the way.
Learn more on how to make a claim with us and what to expect throughout the process in lodging a claim.
How much do we pay in claims?
In 2024, Resolution Life paid out $211m to over 3,115 customers. With 87% of these customers being 50 years or older.
In 2024, Resolution Life paid out $155m to over 2,141 customers, which equals $424,229 paid every day.
Summary of life insurance claims

Life insurance claims: males vs females

In 2024, the largest payout for life insurance claims for Resolution Life was ‘Cancer – other’ making up 28% of the total. This category includes cancers such as Leukemia and brain tumour.
In 2024, Resolution Life paid out $18m to over 196 customers, which equals $48,990 paid every day.
Summary of trauma claims

Trauma claims: males vs females

In 2024, the largest payout for trauma insurance claims for Resolution Life was ‘Cancer-other’ making up 48% of the total. This category includes cancers such as malignant and pancreas.
In 2024, Resolution Life paid out $35m to over 773 customers, which equals $96,684 paid every day.
Summary of income protection claims

Income protection claims: males vs females

In 2024, the largest payout for income protection claims for Resolution Life was ‘mental health disorders’ making up 18% of the total.
In 2023, 26% of the population in New Zealand experienced poor mental wellbeing4. This statistic is even more significant among women, with 31% reporting poor mental wellbeing compared to 22% of men5. These figures highlight the critical need for mental health support and resources to address this growing issue.
4Wellbeing statistics: 2023 | Stats NZ heading Mental wellbeing lower among women than men.
5Wellbeing statistics: 2023 | Stats NZ heading Mental wellbeing lower among women than men.
Important information
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