Secret money stashes no substitute for life insurance

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Consumer research into the financial behaviour of Australians has found that an equivalent of 300,000 married and de facto couples admit having secret bank accounts without the knowledge of their

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TAL named CoreData’s 2013 Life Company of the Year

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Australia’s leading specialist life insurer TAL has won the 2013 CoreData Life Insurance Company of the Year Award. This is the second successive year TAL has won this prestigious award

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TAL grows strongly and delivers more claims benefits

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Australia’s leading specialist life insurer, TAL, has increased its premium and other revenue by 15% to $1.1 billion in the six months ending 30 September 2013, compared to the prior

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Frugal Google: More than 4 million Aussies take financial advice and tips from the internet

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The Internet is helping save Australians millions of dollars every year as they increasingly seek out better deals on financial products, according research by Australia’s leading specialist life insurer, TAL. The TAL

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New data standards for group life insurance sector

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Life insurer TAL has developed web-based digital technology for the group insurance market that is the first in the world to meets a new global standard for the group life

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TAL acquires Lifebroker

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TAL confirmed yesterday that it has acquired the remaining 90% shares of the Lifebroker business that it didn’t already own. Lifebroker is an online life insurance comparator that providers consumers

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Money Smart Week – It’s not what you’ve got, it’s what you do with it

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Housed in the TAL building at 363 George Street, Sydney, an origami display, made out of Australian currency, has been put together by Australia’s specialist life insurer, TAL, as part of MoneySmart

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Pulse of Australian’s financial optimism in lead up to election

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Armchair economists divided on their financial futures – food and grocery spending being cut back Australia’s army of armchair economists will need reassurance from the incoming Government as new research released

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It’s not what you’ve got, it’s what you do with it.

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Visitors to the TAL building at 363 George Street tomorrow (3 September) will be greeted with a miniature neighbourhood made entirely of paper money while an origami artist completes the

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Stay at home economy valued at $22bn* annually

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Stay at home labour sector 50% larger than the size of the volunteering sector** Average working week at 43.1 hours is 4 hours longer than paid full-time workers The vast

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