Lifetime risk: 1 in 300 Australians will be diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease
Source: Zurich Cost of Care Volume 2. Costs are averages and may vary based on individual circumstances.
Source: Zurich Cost of Care Volume 2. Statistics represent Australian population averages.
The rapid progression of MND means people are unable to remain independent for long without additional assistance. Equipment, home and vehicle modifications are essential. Some people living with MND have difficulties with NDIS, including long wait times for equipment that may arrive too late to be used.
Motor Neurone Disease is a progressive condition that typically prevents return to work. TPD coverage of 5-10x annual income helps maintain financial security.
Important: The information above is based on average costs and factual data. It does not take into account your individual circumstances, needs, or financial situation.
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Cost estimates are from Zurich Cost of Care Volume 2 research and represent averages. Your actual costs may vary.
Insurance coverage recommendations are general in nature. This is general advice only and does not take into account your individual circumstances. Speak with a licensed adviser to determine appropriate coverage for your situation.
AR: 1244847 | AFSL: 246623