ING Life Insurance
It was through the collaboration between the ING Group and the ANZ that ING Australia Limited was established. ING Australia Limited is one of the largest financial and insurance management companies having an overall revenue of about 45 billion dollars. The ING Group, as a whole, caters to over 75 million clients in its service countries including Australia, Europe, Canada, the US, and Latin America.
Devoted to serving its clients, ING Australia Limited observes high global standards. The advice groups, financial institutions and financial advisers are more than qualified to help clients make the most out of their investments and their future. Through the constant practice and improvement of the staff's expertise, ING Australia Limited expands its client base and quality of services.
ING Life Insurance
The company offers a lot of choices for an ING Life Insurance and one example is Life Cover ING Life Insurance. Under Life Cover ING Life Insurance, policy holders can be sure that their families will have monetary provisions for tuition fees, debt payments and other everyday needs. Available under superannuation, Life Cover ING Life Insurance lump sum payment is given to the terminally ill client or to the family when the client dies.
Another example is the Trauma Cover ING Life Insurance wherein an installment or lump sum payment will be provided. The policy holder can be free of financial worries if, in case, he encounters severe health conditions. In a similar manner, a client who becomes disabled permanently and totally will be given lump sum or installment payments under the TPD cover ING Life Insurance.
The other ING Life Insurance types are Business Expense Cover ING Life Insurance, Income Secure Cover ING Life Insurance and Living Expense Cover ING Life Insurance. These secure lump sum or installment provisions to clients who become ill and are unable to earn income for some time.
Finally, clients may also get Child Cover ING Life Insurance for their children. This ING Life Insurance secures finances for medical needs if the child suffers an illness, and finances for home renovations and personal rehabilitation in the case of a child's death.