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MLC Life Insurance waives premiums for bushfire affected
MLC Life Insurance will waive premiums for up to three months for bushfire affected retail insurance customers.
In an announcement, MLC said advisers and customers had until the end of February 2020 to find out how the offer applied to them.
MLC Life Insurance chief executive, David Hackett, said: “We are deeply saddened to learn of the loss of life and devastation caused by the immense scale of bushfires across Australia.
“By offering this assistance to our customers, MLC Life Insurance wants to support them to ensure that their life insurance cover remains in place, so they can focus on restoring their lives as quickly as possible.”
Relief measures are available to all states and territories in Australia.
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