Looking After
What's Important!
What's Important!
At PAC Financial we specialise in all things life insurance to help you maintain your lifestyle should the worst happen. How would you afford life's expenses if you couldn’t work due to an accident or sickness?
Like most Australians you may think it won’t happen to you. However 50,000 Australians are hospitalised for more than 5 days from transport accidents and 3 in 4 will be diagnosed with a serious illness in their working life. Accidents and illness can happen to anyone at any time and many are left financially devastated. At PAC Financial we take the confusion out of getting insured.
We provide a straightforward face-to-face service that gives you the information and time you need to weigh up your options, ask questions and get the right cover for you. We can tailor policies for all walks of life.
Find the time to Call today because bad news never has good timing.
We all know that the worst can happen. It’s what we do about knowing it that counts. Read More »
Life doesn’t always turn out the way we plan. Illness and accidents happen more often than you might think – leaving you unable to earn a living. Read More »
We take some of the best things in life for granted. The ability to earn an income can be one of them. Read More »
We all get sick sometimes – that’s life. But some of us will experience serious illness. The cost of recovering from a condition like cancer or heart attack can take its toll. Read More »
People are your most important asset. Key person cover can help to ensure your business’s financial position is not adversely affected should the worst happen. Read More »
We understand the day-to-day costs associated with running a business. That’s why business expense covers a broad range of fixed expenses. Read More »
Sometimes things don’t work out as we expect. So it’s prudent to have an exit strategy in place. Read More »
Superannuation is a way to save for your retirement. The money comes from contributions made into your super fund by your employer and, ideally, topped up by your own money. Read More »
