Established in 1902, Suncorp offers a number of banking and insurance products to Australian consumers and small-to-medium businesses for over 100 years. It's listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, and has billions of dollars in assets.
Among its insurance offerings, Suncorp has car insurance, home insurance, health insurance, travel insurance, life insurance and insurance for business expenses. So you'd be forgiven for thinking that they might offer pet insurance too - but alas, they don't (at least for now). Insurance is issued by AAI Limited trading as Suncorp Insurance, except health insurance, which is issued by nib health funds.
Suncorp Insurance offers a 15% multi-policy discount if you have 3 or more insurance policies, so if you're a current Suncorp customer, it makes sense to keep your eyes peeled for a policy that covers your furry family members.
We'll keep this page updated once Suncorp offers pet insurance - but until then, you can compare other pet insurance options available on finder.
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