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Golden Insurance is a trading name of Neilson Financial Services Pty Ltd (Neilson) ABN 52 668 314 896, AFSL 552284. Neilson is part of the Neilson group of companies whose brands have been chosen to protect over 500,000 customers worldwide and have been rated ‘Excellent’ on Trustpilot, an online platform for consumers to review businesses. For more ratings information, see https://www.goldeninsurance.co.nz/awards-and-recognition/

From $10,000 up to $250,000 of cover available (depending on your age and personal circumstances when you apply). The benefit amount will not be paid if you die or are diagnosed with a Terminal Illness³ as a result of an intentional self-inflicted injury or attempted suicide that occurred before the policy commencement date or within the first 13 months of the policy commencement date. A waiting period may also apply during which the benefit amount will only be paid if you die due to an accident. Refer to the Policy Document for full details.

Terminal Illness is as defined in the Policy Document, and will not be paid during a waiting period should one apply. Upon payment of a Terminal Illness claim, the policy and cover will end.

Depending on your health when you apply. The benefit amount will not be paid if you die or are diagnosed with a Terminal Illness³ as a result of an intentional self-inflicted injury or attempted suicide that occurred before the policy commencement date or within the first 13 months of the policy commencement date. Depending on your health, a waiting period may also apply during which the benefit amount will only be paid if you die due to an accident. Refer to the Policy Document for full details.

Premiums for a non-smoker are lower than for a smoker of the same age and gender, with the same benefit amount and accepted at standard premium rates. Golden Life Insurance is an insurance policy and not a savings plan which means if your policy is cancelled, you will not get anything back (unless it is cancelled within the cooling off period). The total premiums you pay over the life of the policy could also be more than the benefits we pay out.