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Old 15th May 2014, 06:10
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Hi everyone,

I am an older pilot (almost 60 years), looking to take out "Loss of Licence" insurance. Please will you share / advise which Australian company you are with.

Happy flying and thanks for your help.

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Old 16th May 2014, 06:46
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I am sorry to advise that nearly all loss of licence insurance providers cease providing loss of licence insurance once a pilot rerachers an age of 60. I am only aware of one insurer in London who will provide loss of licence cover up to 65 but the benefits are minimal and the premium is very expensive.

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Yes they are. - $1100 approx for about $40k
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Talk to Trudy at AvInsure
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Besides the Mutual benefit fund, is there anything insurance that reaches the levels of payouts they offer?
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Thank you for your replies / input. Will look into. Happy Flying
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A standard income protection policy may offer similar outcomes as a "loss of licence" insurance would.

Many mortgage provider also offer insurance if you are retrenched or unable to work if you have a mortgage with them.

I've got one that pays for my mortgage for 8 months if I lose my job or can't work because of an accident. It wasn't an expensive policy. Even better if you've loaded up your mortgage with your Aston Martin or similar as it covers that too as it's wrapped up in the mortgage.
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