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Diabetes Life Insurance

Life insurance for people
living with diabetes

Whether Type 1 or Type 2, well-managed diabetes doesn't have to mean sky-high premiums or automatic decline.

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FSCA-Authorised Advisers | Whole-of-Market Access

Explore Your Options

Whatever you need to protect, we'll help you compare the right cover.

Life Insurance

A one-off tax-free lump-sum payment for your loved ones in the event of your death.

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Critical Illness Cover

A tax-free lump sum if you are diagnosed with a serious illness like cancer, heart attack or stroke.

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Income Protection

Monthly tax-free payments if you are unable to work due to long-term sickness or injury.

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How Cover With Diabetes Works

Step 1

Tell us your diabetes type and control

Share whether you have Type 1 or Type 2, and how well it is managed.

Step 2

We match you with diabetes-friendly insurers

Your adviser knows which insurers rate diabetes most favourably.

Step 3

Underwriting reviews your HbA1c and history

Insurers assess your recent blood sugar control and any complications.

Step 4

Receive a personalised quote

Get a quote that reflects your actual level of control, not a blanket rate.

Key features at a glance

Type 1 and Type 2 both considered

Both types of diabetes can be covered, with terms based on individual risk.

Well-controlled diabetes rated more favourably

Good HbA1c results and management can significantly improve your terms.

No automatic loading or exclusion

Every application is individually underwritten rather than blanket-refused.

Specialist insurer panel

Access insurers experienced in assessing diabetes risk fairly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I be refused because of diabetes?

Not usually. Most insurers will offer cover to people with diabetes, though your premium may reflect your type and control.

What details will I need to provide?

Typically your diagnosis date, type, treatment, recent HbA1c readings, and any related complications.

Does insulin use affect my premium?

It can be a factor, but well-controlled insulin-treated diabetes is still commonly accepted by specialist insurers.

Can my premium improve if my control improves?

Some policies allow you to request a review if your HbA1c and overall management improve significantly over time.