Product Guide

Discover Comprehensive Coverage Tailored for You

Delve into our range of insurance solutions crafted to safeguard your financial future and provide peace of mind in uncertain times.

Income Replacement Insurance

Provides financial support by replacing lost income during illness or injury, ensuring stability for you and your family.

Trauma Insurance

Pay expenses incurred from major traumatic illness or injuries.

Life Insurance

To allow people who are terminally ill to rearrange their financial circumstances prior to death.

Solve the financial problems of dependent survivors

Key Person Insurance

Re-arrange business ownership or provide for succession planning on death.

Medical Cover

Protecting against the financial impact of the cost of medical expenses and specialist care.

Mortgage Replacement Cover

Cover of your mortgage repayments if you are off work through illness or injury.

Do You Really Need Life & Disability Insurance?

At Wiki Group, our approach as independent insurance advisers is to build a long lasting relationship with you based on mutual trust and understanding. If you need to make a claim we’ll be there with you every step of the way. We will liaise with the insurance company on your behalf handling the claims process so you can concentrate on other aspects of your life.

Rachel’s Story

A 32-year old woman with several young children was in the late stages of her pregnancy when she developed tiredness, breathlessness and a mild cough. Given that most pregnant women feel this way in the last trimester of their pregnancies, she thought little of it. Following the delivery of her child, these symptoms worsened and Rachel* found it almost impossible to carry her little girl, feed her or walk to the bathroom.

After discussions and examinations with a medical specialist Rachel was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy. Cardiomyopathy is a serious heart condition which can be caused by pregnancy and childbirth and causes dilation (enlargement) of one or more of the chambers of the heart. This makes it more difficult for blood to flow through the structures and this in turn causes further enlargement of the chambers. Cardiomyopathy is controlled by a large number of medications and leads to huge restrictions of a client’s daily lifestyle, and can lead to death.

Rachel only had her policy with her insurer for six months, and while her cardiomyopathy was thankfully in the early stages and did not meet the criteria for a full trauma payment we were pleased to pay her a diagnosis benefit of $50,000. If Rachel’s condition should worsen in the future the remaining 75% of her trauma benefit will be paid to her.

*Some details have been changed to protect the identity of the client.