My goal; ensuring my loved ones are always provided for and protected
We can source tailored international life insurance
We know you want to ensure your loved ones are always provided for and protected. So if you have financial dependents and reside or work abroad, whether as an expat, digital nomad or frequent traveler, international life insurance is essential. Unlike normal life insurance, it guarantees a payout no matter where you might be in the world.
However, navigating the international life insurance market to find a policy that truly meets your needs can be challenging.
We can help.
Hear from Jake Mowson, one of our expert Private Wealth Managers, explaining how we would source personal protection plans in response to a typical scenario we’re experienced in managing.
Because we take our clients’ privacy seriously, we do not use real client information to showcase our work. This is an example of a typical scenario we are experienced in managing.
I have been dealing with Melbourne Capital Advisor Jake Mowson for the past few years regarding life insurance, health care insurance and a regular savings plan. I have found Jake to be honest with a high level of integrity, responsive and knowledgeable when advising the best option that fit you personally. I highly recommend anyone to contact Jake for an open discussion.
Jamie Bubb-Sacklyn helped our company to obtain life insurance and critical illness coverage. He guided every team member step-by-step, which simplified the information-heavy process. We would definitely engage with him again for any other relevant services due to his involvement, personalised counselling, and ability to find a solution per individual.
We would listen to understand your individual circumstances and coverage requirements.
There are two main types of coverage; ‘term’ and ‘whole’ life insurance. We would work with you to identify which type best suits you.
We specialise in sourcing and arranging well-structured international health insurance policies. Exploring the market and negotiating on your behalf, we secure policies that fit your exact personal and budgetary requirements.
Should the worst happen, we ensure you have a policy that covers anything and everything, from your mortgage to your children’s education.
As a wholly independent and privately owned company, we are not tethered or restricted to offering niche financial solutions. We are free to explore the market in its entirety to seek the very best opportunities for you.
We continue to actively engage the market for new and innovative investment opportunities, bringing forward fresh ideas to keep your portfolio aligned with market trends.
Our strategy is to diversify your portfolio across various assets classes, sectors and geographies that yield long-term returns responsibly. We ensure safety by investing in secure jurisdictions and stable currencies like USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, and JPY.
If you’re an expat or hold assets
internationally, we can help navigate and mitigate legal and tax complexities.
Life insurance provides robust financial protection for your loved ones, offering a lump sum payout in the event of your passing. If you have financial dependents and often reside or work abroad, whether as an expat, digital nomad or frequent traveler, international life insurance is essential. Unlike normal life insurance, it offers portability, guaranteeing a payout no matter where you might be in the world.
Read our introduction to life insurance here.
‘Term’ life insurance covers you for a set period, for instance 10 years. A ‘term’ policy reflects your changing circumstances, giving you the freedom to reduce your cover accordingly. Whereas a ‘whole of life’ policy covers you for the duration of your life. It guarantees a payout no matter what, offering continuous coverage should you later become ineligible for insurance. We can advise as to which type suits you best, dependent on your personal circumstances.
We recommend you consider insurance earlier, as it is likely you will have dependents who are financially reliant on you earlier in your life. Furthermore, as premiums are calculated based on your age and health, the cost will be lower if you take out insurance earlier. Furthermore, once you have taken out insurance, the price is locked in for the duration of the policy, which could be up to 30 years or longer.
This depends on the amount insured, but generally yes, you will need a medical examination. These examinations are carried out at a private clinic at your convenience. The cost is generally borne by the insurer, with most insurance providers have a list of preferred clinics that require no upfront payment. Should you choose a clinic that is not listed, you may need to pay and then be reimbursed. However, if you have a pre-existing condition then you may need to provide additional reports outlining your prior treatments. In these instances, you may need to pay for a consultation and/or cover the cost of sourcing previous medical records/reports.
It is difficult to determine what affect your pre-existing condition may have on your cover as insurance providers review applications on a case-by-case basis. However, if you do have a condition, it is likely you will need to provide additional documentation, including medical reports for previous treatments. Generally, insurance will still be able to be obtained, but there may be a premium increase should the insurer deem you to be an increased risk to them.
Yes. Some occupations and sporting/lifestyle activities have higher risks associated with them. If these apply to you, it is likely you will have to complete additional documentation.
Yes. However, fewer insurers offer joint policies, and they are not always advisable. It is best to seek professional guidance to see if you would benefit from a joint policy.
You can make changes to your policy. However, requests to increase the amount of cover may require new medical information which in turn may need further medical examinations.
When should you review your insurance policy? Learn more here.
Moving to another country would not affect your cover however, you would need to inform the insurer of your change of address.