Life Insurance

What is Life Insurance?

If you are diagnosed with a terminal illness or pass away unexpectedly, life insurance provides a financial safety net by paying your loved ones a lump sum or regular payments. At NZ Sure, we understand that every life is unique, which is why we offer a range of life insurance options—tailored through our trusted partners—to suit your individual needs.

Why do I need Life Insurance?

How would your family manage mortgage payments if you were to pass away unexpectedly? Could a loved one afford to take time off work to care for you if you were diagnosed with a terminal illness? Who would cover the funeral expenses? Life insurance provides financial support to help cover these costs, ensuring your family is taken care of when they need it most.

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Life Insurance Packages

We know every person’s life is different, and that is why we have put together
three different life insurance packages from our partners tailored to suit your needs.

Life Cover

Your family receives a lump-sum payment if you pass away or are diagnosed with a terminal illness.

Family Protection Cover

Your family or dependants receive monthly payments instead of a lump-sum payout.

Accidental Death Cover

If your death is the result of an accident, a lump-sum payment will be made.

Additional Life Insurance Benefits

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Receive Immediate funds to pay for your funeral

If you choose a life cover package, your family members will have access to immediate funds to cover unexpected costs such as funeral expenses. Note: Please discuss the set amount with your advisor.

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Receive Immediate payment for a terminal illness

You will have access to immediate funds if diagnosed with a terminal illness.

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Your family will be financially free

Your loved ones can focus on living their life without having to worry about finances.

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Ability to increase your sum assured

You also have the option to increase your sum assured due to special events like childbirth or taking on a larger mortgage — often without the need for additional medical underwriting.