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Home » How we're helping our customers during COVID-19
How we're helping our customers during COVID-19
Our purpose is to make your world a safer place. That starts with our people, our customers and our community. IAG has a range of measures in place to respond to the evolving COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic to support our customers, employees, partners and the broader community.
Updated 15 July 2021
As COVID-19 continues to impact our communities, we have a range of measures in place to continue to protect our people, customers and the wider community, and this will continue to be based on the latest health and safety advice.
Customer support initiatives
We have a range of measures available to help our customers who are experiencing financial difficulties due to COVID-19.
This support is available to our NRMA Insurance, CGU, SGIO, SGIC, and WFI home, motor and small business insurance customers experiencing financial hardship due to COVID-19.
The measures are designed to suit the unique situation of individual customers and include:
- Access to premium reductions
- The option to change premium payments from annual to pay by the month instalments for no additional cost
- Reduced or waived excess amounts in the event of a claim
- Waived cancellation and administration fees for customers who cancel their policies, including refunds on the unused proportions of premiums
- Travel insurance refunds where customers are unable to travel due to COVID-19 restrictions, and have not yet travelled or made a claim
Financial hardship
We understand that our customers may be experiencing financial hardship right now due to impacts of COVID-19. In addition to the specific measures that we’ve announced, our customer service team can provide our customers with different options to help them with their current situation.
We encourage our customers who may be facing hardship to contact us to discuss their options:
- NRMA Insurance: 132 132 or www.nrma.com.au
- CGU Insurance: 13 24 81 or www.cgu.com.au
- SGIO: 133 233 or www.sgio.com.au
- SGIC: 133 233 or www.sgic.com.au
- WFI: 1300 934 934 or www.wfi.com.au
- Coles Insurance: 1300 265 374 or www.coles.com.au/insurance
- IAL: Speak to your insurance broker
Customer counselling
Our customers are able to access a free and confidential phone counselling service provided by an independent psychological services organisation engaged by IAG, called Assure.
These services are delivered by a qualified team of psychologists with experience in specialised counselling and post incident support.
To access this offer and for further details, our customers can call us or contact us online through our brand websites.
Travel insurance customers
IAG provides travel insurance policies under our NRMA Insurance, CGU, SGIO and SGIC brands.
We have updated our travel insurance to reflect the latest Government advice on both international and domestic travel. We encourage customers to visit the Smart Traveller website for the latest advice.
Customers who have purchased a travel insurance policy under one of our brands should visit our websites or contact us to ensure they understand their policy and what coverage they have. This will depend on the policy, when it was purchased and their intended travel date.
To help customers whose travel has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently offering refunds on insurance premiums for travel insurance policies under our CGU, NRMA Insurance, SGIO and SGIC brands.
For information on eligibility or to request a refund, customers should visit:
- www.nrma.com.au/travel-insurance-refund
- www.sgic.com.au/travel-insurance-refund
- www.sgio.com.au/travel-insurance-refund
- www.cgu.com.au/travel-insurance-refund
Assessing claims
To protect our people and our customers we are continuing to use our virtual assessing processes – for example using a live video assessment. This has been designed to minimise face-to-face interaction for customers who have made claims. Our assessors will be contacting customers to arrange virtual assessments.
If we’re unable to provide our virtual assessing services, we will be asking our assessors and customers appropriate screening questions before our people visit customers.
Our assessors will also use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment and follow the appropriate health and safety advice of authorities.