Virgin Life Insurance
Protecting all Aussies
Contact us.
Call 1300 814 990
8am-8pm AEST,
Mon-Fri
Cover calculator
Unsure how much life insurance you need? Use our cover calculator to get you started.
Calculate your Life Insurance cover
Step 2 of 3: Your monthly expenses
| Total monthly expenses | $0 |
| Total yearly expenses | $0 |
| Approx value of future yearly expenses |
$0 |
Step 3 of 3: Cover
| Total debt and expenses to be covered |
$0 |
The information that we have given is general advice only and does not take into account your personal financial situation, needs or objectives. Please consider the Product Disclosure Statement before deciding whether to buy this product.
Can change as your needs change
Virgin Life Insurance is as flexible as you need it to be.
- Change payment dates and frequency
- Add or remove a partner
- Change beneficiaries
- Freeze premiums to give you payment certainty
- Adjust your level of cover by applying for more or lowering it when you need to
- Automatically raise your level of cover annually, in line with the Consumer Price Index
To freeze or index?
Choose an option that helps you manage the level of cover to suit your needs over time. If you need to switch from one premium option to the other, Virgin Life Insurance gives you the freedom to do so.
| Indexing your Cover |
The premium is calculated each year and increases as you get older. To help you keep pace with inflation, Virgin Life Insurance also increases your cover amount by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) or 5% - whichever is greater. The premium therefore also increases because the cover amount increases. Why index? As time goes by the cost of living increases and if the family is growing and you upsize your house (and mortgage), some people find it useful to increase the amount they’re insured for. You can accept or decline indexation offers as you choose. |
| Freezing your Premium |
The premium freeze locks in your payments at a certain rate, which reduces your level of cover each year so that it corresponds to your life stage (and premium value). Why freeze? Once the mortgage and other debts are paid off and the kids head out on their own, some people find that they’re able to accumulate wealth at an increasing rate, and that their need for life insurance diminishes over time. You can freeze or unfreeze premiums as you choose. |


