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AMP claims paid 2014

As life happens,

we’re here for you

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Live life knowing

we’ll be there for you

Like most people, you probably think something bad will never happen to you. Hopefully you’re right. But what if you’re not?

If something unexpected does happen, you want to protect what’s important. You don’t want to worry about how to pay the bills and look after your loved ones.

With AMP insurance, you’ll have that covered.

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We’ll help you get back on your feet

And, after more than 160 years protecting Australians, we’ve learnt there is more to insurance than just paying a claim.

If you need to make a claim, your personal case manager will work with you to understand your situation and give you the support you need to get back to your best life possible.

We’ll be there for you and your family every step of the way.

That’s why we’re Australia’s favourite for personal insurance.1

1 Favourite for personal insurance – Detailed risk statistics, individual risk in-force premiums. Plan for Life, 31 March 2015.

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Helping Dee with her recovery and return to work

Last year Dee, a 53 year old from Hervey Bay, went through an extremely stressful and challenging situation and suffered from post-traumatic stress. At first she kept working, thinking that staying busy would help.

But soon everyday chores became increasingly difficult so she went to her doctor who confirmed it was time to address her situation. She contacted AMP for help.

‘From my very first phone call with AMP I was shown courtesy, empathy and respect. I had one case manager who worked with me throughout. She helped to organise counselling and a whole range of support options that l didn’t know existed. As my strength slowly increased, l was keen to get back to work.’

Based on the guidance and support provided by her AMP case manager, her rehabilitation counsellor and doctor who all partnered together to create a return to work plan, Dee was able to return to work on a part-time basis at first to ensure it was manageable. After continued support, Dee is back at work full-time.

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Income Protection cover

Your ability to earn an income is likely to be your most valuable asset in life.

Income protection cover pays you up to 75% of your regular income if you’re temporarily unable to work due to illness or injury. It’s also known as temporary salary continuance (TSC).

How it can help

With income protection you can relax knowing that your lifestyle will be protected if you can’t work while you recover from an illness or injury. Having regular income means you can cover your daily living expenses and also help with medical expenses and rehabilitation costs. Plus we’ll also provide additional support services to help you return to work or find a new job.

Did you know?

Injuries and illnesses can cause long-term pain and disability. As well as the impact on your health, injuries can also cause long absences from work, loss of income or you could even lose your job.2 This can cause financial strain at a time when you need to pay for medical expenses such as hospital fees, doctors’ visits and rehabilitation costs.2

2 http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/[email protected]/0/63ED457234C2F22DCA25732C002080A7?opendocument

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In 2014 we paid…

income protection claims

6,764 >

In 2014…

the average age of AMP customers who made an income protection claim

50

82

20

of income protection claims we paid were

Top 5 causes

accident, mental illness, musculoskeletal, cancer and central nervous system disease.

74%

Male

26%

Female

the average amount we paid for income protection claims – the average monthly payment was $3,372

$40,470

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Helping Lucy to enjoy life after skin cancer

Lucy is a sales and events coordinator from Sydney. At 29, Lucy was enjoying being on maternity leave with her first child, Mia.

Lucy’s husband Dave was concerned about a mole and decided to get it checked out. Lucy went along too and got checked at the same time. Dave was fine, but the doctor was very concerned about a mole on Lucy’s face. After investigation it turned out to be a malignant melanoma and Lucy had to undergo urgent surgery to remove it. A biopsy revealed that further surgery was required.

This was a stressful and upsetting time for the young family. Thankfully after two surgeries, her results were clear. Lucy was lucky to have caught the melanoma in time. She had trauma insurance cover with AMP and made a claim with the support of her AMP case manager.

She received a lump sum payment of $180,000 which helped to pay for medical expenses and cover mortgage repayments on the family home. This was a great relief during this difficult time. They also had a bit left over for a mortgage on a small investment property, which was one of their long term goals.

When Lucy first took out her trauma policy she took the option to have her cover reinstated if she ever needed to make a claim. Lucy can relax knowing that she is still covered in case something happens to her in the future. Since then the family has grown, with Lucy and Dave now expecting a baby boy.

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Trauma cover

Trauma cover gives you an immediate payment after you suffer a medical condition or serious injury as specified in your policy.

How it can help

At a time like this you’d have a lot on your mind, so this cover can at least help take away your money worries.

The payment can go toward your medical expenses, recovery and any adjustments you may need to make to your lifestyle after suffering a traumatic event.

3 http://www.aihw.gov.au/cancer/cancer-in-australia/

Did you know?

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120,7103

The estimated total number of

diagnosed in 2012 was

new cancers 56%

Males

44%

Females

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In 2014 we paid…

trauma claims

420

In 2014…

the average age of AMP customers who made a trauma claim

the average amount we paid for trauma cover

$186,806 50

67

6

of trauma claims we paid were

Top 4 causes

breast cancer, heart disease, heart attack and prostate cancer.

56%

Male

44%

Female

>

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Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) cover

TPD cover provides financial security for you and your family if you are unable to work due to a permanent disability caused by an illness or injury.

How it can help

This cover could make a huge difference to your situation with a payment that can help you pay for ongoing medical expenses, alterations to your home to make day to day life easier, repay major debts and help provide future financial stability.

4 http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Lookup/4102.0Main+Features40March+Quarter+2012

Did you know?

are the most common type of disability in Australia, affecting

Other common types include:

Physical disabilities

of working-age people with a disability.

71%

sight, hearing and speech

21%

psychological disability.4

17%

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In 2014 we paid…

TPD cover claims

698

In 2014…

the average age of AMP customers who made a TPD cover claim

the average amount we paid for TPD cover

$156,966 49

69

20

of TDP cover claims we paid were

Top 5 causes

musculoskeletal,

accident, mental illness, cancer and central

nervous system disease.

62%

Male

38%

Female

>

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Life cover

Life cover can give you peace of mind knowing your family will have financial security if you were to die or become terminally ill.

How it can help

Your dependants receive a lump sum payment that they can use to pay off the mortgage or other debts, meet future expenses and maintain their lifestyle when they need it most.

5 http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/[email protected]/Lookup/by%20Subject/3303.0~2013~Main%20Features~Leading%20Causes%20of%20Death~10001

Did you know?

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deaths in 19,766 20135

56%

Males

44%

Females

is the leading cause of death in Australia.

Heart

disease

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69%

Male

31%

Female

In 2014 we paid…

life insurance claims

1,555 >

In 2014…

the average age for AMP life insurance claims we paid

54

88

17

the average amount we paid for life insurance – the highest amount we paid was $4,869,203

$223,082

of life insurance claims we paid were

Top 5 causes

cancer, heart disease, accident, respiratory system disease

and suicide.

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What is a terminal illness benefit?

We pay all or part of your Life cover if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness and have less than 12 months to live.

In 2014 we paid…

terminal illness claims

219 >

In 2014…

the average age of AMP customers who made a terminal illness claim

the average amount we paid for terminal illness cover

$360,343 54

82

25

of terminal illness claims we paid were

Top 3 causes

bowel cancer,

breast cancer and central nervous system disease.

69%

Male

31%

Female

>

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We’re here to help

As life happens, we’re here for you. We have a

simple claims process and we’ll help you and your family every step of the way. We’ll work closely with you if you are sick or injured to help with your recovery and return to your everyday life.

Contact us on 137 292, or speak to your

financial adviser or visit amp.com.au/claims for more information.

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What you need to know

Any advice in this brochure is general in nature and is provided by AMP Life Limited ABN 84 079 300 379 (AMP Life).

The advice does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on the advice, you should consider the appropriateness of the advice, having regard to those matters.

AMP Life is part of the AMP group and can be contacted on 1300 157 173. If you decide to purchase or vary a financial product, AMP Life and/or other companies within the AMP group will receive fees and other benefits, which will be a dollar amount or a percentage of either the premium you pay or the value of your investments. You can ask us for more details.

The stories provided are based on true accounts but names and places have been changed for privacy. 25477 07/15

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