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TPD (total and permanent disability) is a type of insurance that provides you with a payment if you’re forced to stop work. When you make a TPD claim you’re claiming a lump sum payment on top of your superannuation fund balance.
If you’ve ever paid into a super fund, it’s likely you have TPD insurance connected to your super. If you’ve been off work for three or more months due to injury or illness, with no prospect of returning to work, then you may be eligible to make a TPD claim.
It can be hard to know how much TPD cover you have, as you may have multiple super funds and TPD policies from changing jobs over the years. If you can’t work and you’re not sure about your cover, you can call 13 15 15 and we’ll find out for you. It’s a free service.
When claims are simply ‘processed’, important details can be missed. We’ll match you with a specialist TPD lawyer, build a personal relationship with you and your family, and look beyond your obvious injuries or illness to claim everything you’re entitled to. This can make a big difference to the amount of compensation you receive.
If you haven’t lodged your TPD claim yet, we’ll take care of the whole process for you, and you won’t have to pay us until you receive your lump sum.
If you’re not sure whether you’re eligible to make a TPD claim, our TPD lawyers can look at your policy and let you know. It’s a free service.
If you’re having difficulty getting your TPD claim approved, our TPD claim lawyers can assess your situation over the phone and provide free advice.
If you’re just having trouble understanding your TPD entitlements, our TPD lawyers can review your policy and explain it to you in simple terms. It’s a free service.
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Get startedIt’s common for people to have their superannuation TPD claims rejected by insurers, or to abandon their claims when the claim process becomes difficult.
It’s important to note that the definition of TPD varies between policies – for example, your policy might cover you for:
A successful TPD claim needs to be backed by proof that you meet the criteria outlined in your TPD insurance policy. If the insurance assessor decides you don’t meet the criteria, your TPD claim will be rejected. Our specialist TPD lawyers have made thousands of successful claims on behalf of our clients, and we have a network of hand-picked medico-legal specialists who work with us to build successful cases.
Speak to one of our friendly TPD lawyers today and find out if you can claim.
Your TPD lawyer will ask more questions and get to know you personally to work out everything you’re entitled to.
We’ll explain how we can claim the maximum TPD payment for you and give you our ‘no win no fee’ guarantee. You decide if you want to proceed – there’s no obligation.
With Law Partners, you don’t just get a personal injury specialist – you get a specialist in TPD claims just like yours. Your legal team will work hard for you, check in with you regularly and always keep you up to date with your case. You’re in safe hands with Australia’s largest specialist personal injury firm.
You can make your own claim without using a TPD claim lawyer. However, it’s common for people to have their TPD claims rejected by insurers because they fail to submit a thorough application, including all the documents and medical records needed to substantiate their claims. In other words, many people simply complete the application forms and assume their claim will be approved. But if you do that and fail to supply all the evidence needed to support your claim, it’s like the insurer will either reject your claim or keep asking you for more information, and the process can really drag on. This is why so many people who handle their own claims end up failing to get the TPD compensation they’re entitled to – they simply give up out of frustration.
A specialist TPD claim lawyer can compile all the evidence and submit your claim on your behalf, so the insurance assessor has all the information they need and you’re more likely to get your TPD claim approved.
Yes, if you have more than one TPD policy, you may be able to make multiple TPD claims – one for each policy. This is quite a common situation, as many people have multiple superannuation funds as a result of changing jobs over the years and may have a TPD policy through each fund. Making a successful TPD super claim against one policy has no effect on any other TPD insurance you may have, but you’ll need to submit a separate claim against each policy.
A TPD payout is not classed as taxable income, but if you withdraw any part of your TPD payout from your super fund as a lump sum, you may have to pay “superannuation lump sum withdrawal tax”. The amount payable is different for everyone, and if you have multiple super funds, the amount will be different for each fund you make a withdrawal from.
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We’ll match you with a TPD lawyer who specialises in claims like yours.
We’ll build a personal relationship with you and your family to make sure we understand the true impact of your injuries or illness.
Your TPD lawyer will check in with you regularly and always keep you up to date with your case.
We win over 99% of our cases and pride ourselves in getting the maximum possible TPD compensation payout for our clients.
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