Life insurers commit to mental health action plan

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Australia’s life insurers will develop a new industry action plan for mental health, aimed at supporting long-term affordability and industry sustainability and delivering greater clarity, fairness, and transparency for customers.

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From the outback to the ocean: meet the five 2025 ReCALIbrate recipients strengthening the future of risk advice

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From rural Queensland to the Perth coast, five remarkable women are being recognised through the 2025 ReCALIbrate program, each carving a unique path in financial risk advice. Now in its

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ReCALIbrate 2025: $10,000 in grants to boost women in advice

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Women financial risk advisers are being offered the chance to share in $10,000 worth of grants to help them grow their careers and have their voices heard in the industry.

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Life insurers back immediate action for Government to tackle mental health crisis

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The Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI) has joined a national coalition of mental health experts and industry groups calling on the Federal Government to take urgent action to address

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Peter Kell to lead independent review of Life Insurance Code of Practice

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The Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI) has appointed respected financial sector expert Peter Kell to lead an independent review of the Life Insurance Code of Practice (Life Code). The

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Life insurers want Government to act quickly to legislate on the use of genetic test results

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The Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI) wants the Federal Government to legislate without delay to ban the use of genetic test results in insurance underwriting. After nearly two years

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Young, motivated and missing out: Australia’s advice gap leaves a generation locked out

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Evidence is growing of the unmet need for life insurance advice for people under 35 years, with one in two younger Australians wanting financial advice. According to new research from

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Mental ill health is straining Australia’s safety net

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Australia’s life insurers are warning the nation’s financial safety net is being pushed to its limits, with more Australians leaving work permanently due to mental ill health than ever before.

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Cost of living crunch drives Australians to abandon traditional means of mental health support

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As the cost of living crisis tightens its grip, a new trend is emerging: Australians are turning away from the traditional financial support networks of family and friends, instead choosing

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CALI welcomes progress on financial advice reforms

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The Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI) has welcomed the Federal Government’s continued progress on financial advice reform, describing last week’s announcement as an important step towards more accessible and

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