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* News * Round Tables * Resource Centre * Live Quotes * Calendar * Adviser Tools * Adviser Focus * CPD Points * Case Studies * UW Requirements * Register * Sign in Welcome!Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Password recovery Recover your password your email Search Wednesday, January 17, 2024 Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. riskinfo » News * News * Round Tables * Resource Centre * Live Quotes * Calendar * Adviser Tools * Adviser Focus * CPD Points * Case Studies * UW Requirements * Register * * Polls * Products TPD INSTALMENT PAYMENTS – YOUR VERDICT January 16, 2024 1 It’s worth considering the concept of instalment benefit payments for future TPD claims in circumstances where the permanency of the condition is difficult or impossible to objectively assess. Agree Disagree Not sure View Results The concept of instalment benefit payments for future TPD claims in circumstances where the permanency of the condition is difficult to assess, has met with qualified support from the adviser community. As we go to press nearly six in 10 (59%) of those voting in our first poll for 2024 agreed with the premise that instalment benefits payments for future TPD claims were worth considering where it’s difficult or impossible to objectively assess how permanent the claimant’s condition is. However, 35% disagreed that instalment payments were a viable option, while 5% were not sure. > …the focus of our poll is on the growing proportion of TPD claims for which > objective assessment is problematic at best… While the bulk of TPD claims today can still be assessed under an objective set of measures, the focus of our poll (arising from the discussion at last month’s TPD Round Table) is on the growing proportion of TPD claims for which objective assessment is problematic at best. We proposed that if the condition or event or episode on which a TPD claim is based can only be assessed subjectively – such as some chronic fatigue or mental health-related conditions – then would it be possible to structure a TPD cover offer that would pay by instalments, presumably with the permanency of the condition re-assessed over time? However one adviser commenting on our poll raised the question as to how on-going payments would work with TPD. “Isn’t this what Income Protection is for? Most new Income Protection policies now have on-going income offset clauses, and receiving on-going TPD payments would likely offset any on-going Income Protection payments as this would be deemed as ongoing income.” He adds that both TPD and IP need a full revamp. Our poll remains open for another week and we welcome your thoughts… Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Print Previous articleBernie Fernandes Departs Synchron Next article‘Normalisation’ of Mental Illness Causing TPD Conflict agray Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR ‘NORMALISATION’ OF MENTAL ILLNESS CAUSING TPD CONFLICT BERNIE FERNANDES DEPARTS SYNCHRON POSITIVE START TO 2024 FOR ADVISER NUMBERS 1 COMMENT 1. Damian Eales January 16, 2024 At 5:12 pm Sunsuper/ART have TPD Assist which pays out over 5 years. The reason I was given was that a large % of TPD claimants were back working after 5 years. 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