Our Testimonials

The Dollar Smart course was a great program that taught us basic life skills. The program went over 5 week duration and we learnt many new skills. These skills included finance, interest rates, insurance rates and calculating interest. This course was great to prepare us for future reference. It gave us an outlook on what is expected when we have to start paying our own bills, saving for cars etc and standing on our own two feet. It was an interesting course and we would recommend this course to anyone interested in business and finance.
iily Pugin and Raziye Eyiden, Year 10, Nerang State High School

Lyn helped us when we were on the verge of bankruptcy. By using her expert advice, our finances are already well under control. Our credit card debt has halved and we now have money aside to pay our bills on time. We are also living a far better lifestyle as we have learnt to prioritise what is important to us. Learning to track our finances has helped us gain back financial control and not to mention alleviate stress. Thank you.
Kell & Mike

Lyn Davis was nothing short of fantastic when it came to helping me understand my finances and how to do my budget. She went to extrie lengths to make sure everything was perfect and kept in touch regularly to make changes when needed. Lyn is easy to talk to and explains things very well. Thank you for every thing.
Kilea

I have always been a very busy person, chasing the dollar to pay the mortgage. One morning I awoke with the feeling I was under insured in the event of death. I called my advisor, Murray Browne, who visited me and did an assessment of my insurance needs. As was expected he suggested I increase my death cover and also take out insurance in the event of permanent disability or trauma. He recommended a large cover, which required a large priium. I have always been healthy, not ever having a sick day in my life, I thought of insurance as a necessary expense, but as I will never make a claim, I would keep the priium expense to a minimum.
I reduced the amount Murray had suggested and signed up. I didn't even know what Trauma Insurance was for. I certainly didn't think I would ever need such a thing.

Recently I suffered a "subarachnoid haiorrhage from a ruptured basilar aneurysm" which is usually fatal but in my case my God sent his healing angels to prevent this from happening. 30% of cases die. 40% of the cases have side effects similar to stroke victims, and 30% survive with minor side effects. My wife rang Murray Browne to find out if I had any cover, as the mortgage was still dianding to be paid, plus all the expenses associated with this incident, not to mention all the existing expenses consistent with life.
Murray checked the policy and was pleased to inform Angie that she was elligible receive $100,000 from the trauma policy. I also had an Income Protection plan with pays me a benefit of $2,300 per month. The Life Insurance company requested some information from my medical records, assessed the claim and paid out the amount. The whole process was effortless and undertaken by the company in an expedient and professional manner. We were kept informed of the process and progress all the way. I got the impression they were keen to pay out the claim. I would never have believed I needed Trauma insurance, nor ever felt I could afford the expense of the priium, obviously now I have no hesitation in recommending to people to invest in their own health. My only regret was that I hadn't insured myself for more.

I am very pleased I have an insurance advisor who takes his business seriously, I would not have thought to take out Trauma insurance if it had been left up to me. A good broker is one who takes an interest in you and recommends policies that apply to you. Murray Browne is such a broker and I have no hesitation in recommending him to you.

Someone asked me if I had life insurance, and then asked what was the reason for not having disability insurance? Their statient was that if I was to die, my wife and family would receive some payout which would help thi manage till they got back on their feet.
BUT if I was to suffer some injury that I did not die from, but lived in an incapacitated state, then the expense to the family would cripple their existence and completely change their future. I would be an ongoing liability. I realized that TPD insurance is more important than death cover, I bly suggest you consider adequate cover.
John McGuigan