Conditions by Diagnosis

Diabetes itself may not qualify for a TPD claim, but its complications often do. Learn how neuropathy, vision loss, kidney disease, and other complications can support a TPD claim in Australia.

Heart attacks, heart failure, and other cardiac conditions can qualify for a TPD claim through your super. Learn how eligibility is assessed, what evidence matters, and how Better Claim can help.

Diagnosed with MS? Your super fund may owe you a TPD payout. Learn how TPD claims work for multiple sclerosis, what evidence you need, and how Better Claim can help.

Fibromyalgia is one of the hardest conditions to prove for a TPD claim, but it is absolutely claimable. Learn how to build a strong case and what your super fund won't tell you.

Chronic pain is invisible, subjective, and one of the hardest conditions to prove to an insurer. But thousands of Australians with chronic pain hold TPD cover in their super. Here's how to claim.

PTSD can make it impossible to work. What most Australians don't know is their super fund may include insurance that could pay a significant lump sum. Here's how TPD claims work for PTSD.

Bipolar disorder can qualify for a TPD claim through your super. Learn how episodic conditions are assessed, what evidence you need, and how to navigate the unique challenges of a bipolar TPD claim in Australia.

Long COVID is now recognised as a serious, disabling condition that can last for years. If persistent symptoms have stopped you from working, you may be entitled to claim TPD or income protection benefits through your superannuation. This guide explains how long COVID is assessed under Australian super insurance policies, what evidence you need, and why these claims are being denied even when they should succeed.