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HSBC Card Repayment Protection
Have you ever wondered what would happen to your credit card debt and how you would make repayments if your circumstances changed? Take out HSBC Card Repayment Protection insurance and offer yourself the comfort and reassurance of knowing that you're protected when the unexpected happens.
HSBC Card Repayment Protection insurance can help with your credit card repayments in the event of:
- Sickness or injury leaving you unable to work (Total and Temporary Disablement Cover)
- Involuntary unemployment from work (Involuntary Unemployment Cover)
Plus, any outstanding balance on your credit card is paid up to a maximum of $25,000 in the event of:
- Permanent disablement (Total and Permanent Disablement Cover)
- Your death (Death Cover)
In addition, Accidental Death Cover provides an additional benefit payment in the event that your death is caused by an accident.
To apply for HSBC Card Repayment Protection today, simply download and complete an application form or for more information contact us on 1300 308 880.
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Important Insurance Information
This is only a brief summary of benefits and exclusions that apply. Please refer to the Product Disclosure Statement for detailed information regarding HSBC Card Repayment Protection insurance. The insurance is issued by American International Assurance Company (Australia) Limited, ABN 79 004 837 861; AFSL No. 230043, trading as AIG Life. HSBC Card Repayment Protection is distributed by HSBC Bank Australia Limited, ABN 48 006 434 162; AFSL No. 232595 (HSBC). AIG Life's obligations do not represent deposits or liabilities of HSBC. HSBC does not stand behind AIG Life. HSBC does not issue this insurance or guarantee any of the benefits under the cover nor is it otherwise responsible for the payment of any claims.
This advice is intended to provide general information only and has been prepared by HSBC without taking into account any of your particular objectives, needs or financial situation. Before making a decision regarding the acquisition or disposal of a financial product, a person should assess whether the advice is appropriate to their objectives, needs or financial situation.
