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Meet John and David - first home owners with their Life Insurance sorted (even with an HIV diagnosis).
Meet John and David – they’re about to sign the contracts on their new home, and it’s an exciting and stretching time, regardless of the interest rate
Meet Lisa. She's a procurement manager for a busy national corporate and there's nothing she can't find when she puts her mind to it
But when it came to life insurance for somebody with diabetes, that proved a bigger challenge.
Last year while on holidays, Lisa's partner Sandra had to go to the hospital after a problem with her diabetes medication.
Meet Jennifer and Amber - partners for life.
Jennifer has spent the last 8 years climbing the corporate ladder in a busy city law firm and made senior associate last Christmas.
Her obsessive attention to detail means she's particularly good at what she does but the possibility of having to work through the fine print details of a life insurance policy is not something she's looking forward to.
Jennifer enjoys learning about products and services in her own time, doing her own comparisons and research and then preparing her list of hard-hitting questions, before talking to anyone about them.
Meet Terry - a skilled fly-in fly-out mining professional who looked for unusualrisks.com.au
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'My name is Terry and I'm 37 and I married my childhood sweetheart. A few years ago we decided as a family that the only way we could get ahead and save a big deposit for a house, was for me to go work in the remote mines of Western Australia or Northern Queensland. The plan was to work hard for 5 or 6 years and use my high income to save a healthy deposit'.
Meet Leanne and Jenni - experienced professionals
Leanne and her partner Jenni are corporate professionals working in HR and Town Planning. They've been together in a de facto relationship for over ten years now and worked hard to establish their careers and their family.
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