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Super Funds Accused of Delaying TPD Claims
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Superannuation funds are under scrutiny for allegedly delaying TPD insurance claims, causing financial hardship for vulnerable individuals. Insurance advocate William Johns points out common issues like lost documents and forms. The government is working on new standards to improve member engagement, but specific timeframes are not confirmed. ASIC urges funds to improve claims handling, warning of potential legal action for breaches. Consumer groups advocate for mandatory service standards with enforceable timeframes for claims processing.
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