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TAL enhances Accelerated Protection with innovative TPD Support Option and strengthened Income Protection for self-employed customers

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TAL has updated its flagship retail product, Accelerated Protection, including the launch of the TPD Support Option, a new approach in the Australian life insurance market. The insurer has also

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16 Dec 2025

Alexis Denby promoted to TAL General Manager, Consumer and Growth, leading the life insurer’s new Growth and Consumer team

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Alexis Denby has taken on an expanded role, leading life insurer TAL’s new Consumer and Growth Team. As General Manager, Consumer and Growth, Lexie will lead TAL’s direct and advised customer growth

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11 Dec 2024

TAL introduces new underwriting limits for customers

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Leading life insurer, TAL, is making it faster and easier for Australians to access cover with simplified underwriting that significantly reduces medical test requirements for new Life, Total and Permanent Disability and Income

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15 Oct 2024

TAL appoints Gavin Teichner as Chief Executive Individual Life

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Australian life insurer TAL has appointed Gavin Teichner to the role of Chief Executive – Individual Life, commencing 1 October 2024. The appointment follows the promotion announced last month of

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30 Jul 2024

Designing sustainable products while balancing affordability is crucial to driving good customer outcomes

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It is two years since APRA stepped in to address the cycle of losses and price increases in the Individual Disability Income Insurance (IDII) market. In that time, we have

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07 Mar 2024

What’s ahead for the evolution of life insurance products

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To ensure the life insurance sector is sustainable for all Australians, it is essential that we bring progressive thinking and have a long-term sustainable vision for the future. Across the

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24 Mar 2021

TAL realigns business for the future

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TAL, a leading Australian life insurance specialist, has realigned its structure to better reflect the evolving shape and size of the Australian life insurance market and following the recent integration

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13 Nov 2019

TAL Adviser Roadshows to kick off in Adelaide this week

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Over 1,500 advisers across Australia have registered for the 2018 TAL Adviser Roadshows, which begin in Adelaide this Wednesday. Advisers will be able to exchange insights with members of TAL’s

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01 Aug 2018

TAL enhances Accelerated Protection product and service

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Australia’s largest life insurer TAL has launched some key enhancements to its award winning financial protection retail product suite, Accelerated Protection. The new version of Accelerated Protection not only contains

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15 Dec 2014

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