What is fracture cover?

Fracture cover pays a fixed cash amount depending on which bone you break. More serious fractures — such as a femur or pelvis — pay out more than minor ones. The money is yours to use however you need it: covering time off work, paying for help around the house, or managing day-to-day costs while you recover.

It's not designed to replace income protection, but it works well alongside it — or as a standalone policy for those who want simple, no-fuss cover.

Cover typically applies to accidents both at home and abroad, and most policies don't require a medical.

Who needs this?
  • You have a physically active lifestyle or job
  • You're self-employed and need quick cash if an accident puts you out of action
  • You want an affordable complement to your existing cover
  • You want simple cover that pays out quickly without complex claims processes
What's covered

The detail that matters

Covered
All major bone fractures — payout level varies by bone
Accidents at home and abroad
No deferred period — claim as soon as the fracture is confirmed
No medical required in most cases
Not covered
Stress fractures in some policies
Fractures from pre-existing bone conditions
Fractures sustained while taking part in excluded activities
Common questions

Things people ask us

How does the payout work?
Does it replace income protection?
Do I need a medical to take out fracture cover?
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