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AIA Living - Life Insurance

AIA is New Zealand's largest life insurer. At AIA they offer life, health, trauma and income insurance for you & your family. 
 

What is life insurance?

This is one of the most simple but important types of insurance you can have. It protects your loved ones futures by providing them with a lump sum payment if you pass away, or are diagnosed with a terminal illness.

Why do I need it?

Can your family pay the mortgage without you? Could they take time off work and look after you if you’re terminally ill? What about funeral costs? Life insurance is your way of looking after your loved ones when you’re gone.

Key benefits of AIA life insurance

Receive an upfront payment of $15,000 to help with immediate expenses like funeral costs
If you pass away, AIA can pay 5% of your Life Cover sum assured (up to $20,000) to assist with the returning of your body back to New Zealand or to your home country.
Access to an early payment if you’re diagnosed as terminally ill
Access to AIA Enhancement Pass Back Benefit. AIA are committed to keeping their insurance relevant for you. That’s why any improvements they make to AIA products in the future are automatically applied to your policy, offering you even more at claim time.


Not sure what you need?

It is OK to find life insurance confusing!  You may not be sure if AIA is the right provider for you.  At Money Compare we can help.  Request a no obligation chat with one of our life insurance experts and find the right insurance for you and your loved ones or your business.

AIA LIFE INSURANCE OPTIONS

AIA Living Life Cover

This life insurance provides a lump sum.  It can help your loved ones cover expennses such as your mortgage or funeral costs, support to continue raising your children, or to ensure your partner's retirement is protected.

AIA Living Family Protection

Designed to minimise the impact on lifestyle after your death througha monthly payment to your family, rather than a lump sum.

AIA Living Accidental Death

A very basic type of life insurance that simply provides a lump sum should you die as a result of an accident.