MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:   How can insurance through super work for you        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:   How can financial stress impact my health        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:   Six practical steps to boost your financial literacy        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:   Life insurance through your super what you need to know        PDF  
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This content can help educate your members on the options available, and the benefits of Insurance in Super.

  MEMBER BLOG:   What types of insurance are available through super?        PDF  

  MEMBER BLOG:   Common questions about insurance through super        PDF  

Mental health conditions remain the leading cause of accepted claims at TAL, accounting for 27% of all accepted claims in our group insurance portfolio last financial year, and they continue to grow faster than any other cause. ¹

Across the broader community, 22% of Australian adults have experienced a mental health condition in the past year, and 43% will experience one at some point in their lives.²

Now more than ever, funds have a significant role to play in shining a light on the small, positive steps members can take to care for their mental health. Proactive education and early intervention can make a real difference to members’ long-term wellbeing and our suite of ready‑to‑use content is designed to help you deliver that support in meaningful and practical ways.

¹ TAL Life Insurance Services Limited ABN 31 003 149 157 (TLISL) paid claims on group life insurance policies issued to superannuation fund trustees during the period 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025 (FY 2025). All percentages have been rounded to the nearest whole number. The acceptance of each claim is subject to the terms, conditions, limits and exclusions of the life insurance policies issued by TAL and TLISL. A claim is 'accepted' when the claim has been assessed and is determined to be payable. 

² Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Prevalence and impact of mental illness. 2025

  MEMBER EDM:   Mental Health Month EDM copy        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:   How can financial stress impact my health        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Eating well for mental health        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  The power of gratitude        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Staying connected        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  How staying active can improve your mental health        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Keep learning - A path to mental wellbeing        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Five small habits that can make a big difference to your wellbeing        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Mental health check in - How are you feeling today        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Staying active for mental health at any age        PDF  
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    MEMBER HEALTH FLYER:   Understanding Mental Health        PDF  
Simple health guide

    MEMBER HEALTH FLYER:   Mental Health Diagnosis and Treatment        PDF  
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    MEMBER HEALTH FLYER:   Mental Health Conditions        PDF  
Simple health guide

 At TAL, cancer continues to be one of the leading causes of accepted claims. In the 2024–25 financial year, we supported more than 41,000 Australians living with cancer, highlighting the important role insurance plays in helping members manage serious health challenges. 

Cancer Australia estimates that in 2024: 

• 169,478 new cases of cancer were diagnosed in Australia¹  
• 52,671 Australians died from skin cancer² 

The most commonly diagnosed cancers are prostate, breast, melanoma, colorectal and lung cancer. The good news is that national screening programs exist for many of these cancers, and early detection remains the best chance for successful treatment. 

Together with our super fund partners, TAL has an important role to play in helping Australians engage with their health. By encouraging proactive health behaviours and awareness, we can support members to live life to the fullest, not only during their working years, but well into retirement. 

  CONTENT GUIDELINES:  Member cancer content        PDF  
 Overview of how to use the Cancer content

  MEMBER EDM COPY:   Cancer awareness        PDF  
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Skin Cancer

  MEMBER EDM COPY:   Skin cancer awareness month        PDF  
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    MEMBER HEALTH FLYER:   Skin cancer is common        PDF  
Simple health guide

    MEMBER HEALTH FLYER:   TAL SpotChecker        PDF  
Simple health guide

  MEMER BLOG ARTICLE:  Skin Cancer: Six misconceptions        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Skin Cancer: Staying sun safe        PDF  
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Other cancer resources

  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:   Cancer: 4 Simple ways to help avoid cancer        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Bowel Cancer: Over 45 have you done the test        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Bowel Cancer: What every young person needs to know        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Breast Cancer: Raising Awareness        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Cervical Cancer: Time to catch up        PDF  
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   MEMBER BROCHURE:   Preventative health tests        PDF  
Detailed health guide

   MEMBER BROCHURE:  Life with cancer        PDF  
Detailed health guide

¹ Australian Government Cancer Australia. Annual Report 2023-2024. 2024.

² Cancer Australia. National Cancer Control Indicators. 2025.

Conditions of the circulatory system, including cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) such as heart attack and stroke, are the leading cause of death in Australia¹ and the fifth highest cause of claims accepted by TAL.² 

These conditions affect many Australians, but with the right support they can often be managed or prevented.  

Simple steps like understanding personal risk factors, staying active and having regular check-ups can make a meaningful difference. 

By providing evidence-based guidance and resources, super funds and corporate partners can empower their members and employees to make informed choices, maintain their independence and enjoy long-term wellbeing. 

¹ Australian Bureau of Statistics. Causes of Death Australia, 2023. 

² 2024/25 TAL life insurance claims paid. 

How to run a heart heath campaign

1. Create a member eDM (refer to the suggested eDM copy to start). 
2. Mix and match content based on your audience and your communication plans: 

• White label your selected blog and attach/link them into your member email 

• Link in any relevant Flyers 

Tip: Only include the pieces that make sense for your partner, to keep the message clear.

  eDM COPY:   Heart Health Month Campaign        PDF  
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  MEMBR BLOG ARTICLE:   Reducing your risk of stroke        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Steps to a healthy heart        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Time for a heart to heart       PDF  
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   MEMBER BROCHURE:   Life after your stroke        PDF  
Detailed health guide

   MEMBER BROCHURE:  Understanding blood pressure        PDF  
Detailed health guide

At TAL, musculoskeletal conditions were the fourth highest area for accepted claims across our portfolio in our last financial years¹.

In the broader community context, the Australian Bureau estimates there were more than 6.9 million or 27% of Australians affected by chronic musculoskeletal conditions in the 2020-212. Of these people, 3.9 million (16%) had back problems.

In 2023, musculoskeletal conditions accounted for 12.8% of the total disease burden in Australia and was the leading cause of non-fatal disease burden accounting for 7.9%².

The good news is that there are simple steps that can be taken to avoid these conditions including managing weight, stopping smoking and reducing occupational hazards.

Together, we have an important role to play in ensuring members engage with their health so they can live life to the fullest. 

  CONTENT GUIDELINES:  Member musculoskeletal health content        PDF  
 Overview of how to use the Musculoskeletal health content 

  MEMBER EDM COPY:   Musculoskeletal health        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:   5 tips to live well with arthritis        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  6 ways to prevent back pain        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Sit less, move more        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Supporting good bone health        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:  Tips to work safely from home        PDF  
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   MEMBER BROCHURE:   A healthy back        PDF  
Detailed health guide

   MEMBER BROCHURE:  Carpal tunnel syndrome        PDF  
Detailed health guide

   MEMBER BROCHURE:  Life with rheumatoid arthritis        PDF  
Detailed health guide

   MEMBER BROCHURE:   Managing back pain        PDF  
Detailed health guide

   MEMBER BROCHURE:  Managing shoulder pain        PDF  
Detailed health guide

   MEMBER BROCHURE:  Office ergonomics        PDF  
Detailed health guide

   MEMBER BROCHURE:  Top ten tips for a healthy back        PDF  
Detailed health guide

   MEMBER BROCHURE:  Managing neck pain        PDF  
Detailed health guide

  CONTENT GUIDELINES:  Member retirement content        PDF  
Overview of how to use the Mental Health content 

  MEMBER EDM:   Retirement        PDF
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:   Physical health in retirement        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:   Mental health in retirement        PDF  
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  MEMBER BLOG ARTICLE:   Financial health in retirement        PDF  
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