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Meet Naomi - nurse, single and super mum
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Meet John and David - first home owners with their Life Insurance sorted (even with an HIV diagnosis).
Meet John and David – they’re about to sign the contracts on their new home, and it’s an exciting and stretching time, regardless of the interest rate
Meet Dave - life of the party
He's a big fan of the party life and 'works hard so he can play hard'. If you ever got into a serious conversation with him, he's an open-minded no-labels kind of guy.
His work ute looks as good as he does and he's in high demand on Saturday night - and always swipes right - if you know what we mean.
Meet Naomi - nurse, single and super mum
Blood borne virus exposure insurance for nurses and doctors
Naomi is an experienced accident and emergency nurse with more than 5 years experience working in the surgical wards and in and around potentially dangerous medical workspaces.
She is used to managing chaos and moody teenagers; she has two of her own she's hoping to put into private school next year for their senior years before they hopefully go to university.
Meet Lisa. She's a procurement manager for a busy national corporate and there's nothing she can't find when she puts her mind to it
But when it came to life insurance for somebody with diabetes, that proved a bigger challenge.
Last year while on holidays, Lisa's partner Sandra had to go to the hospital after a problem with her diabetes medication.
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Read more...Single
Age is no indicator of relationship status or financial responsibility.
- You can be young and starting out or older and established; and both enjoying living the single life.
- You might be single, single again, sometimes single, single with kids, single with pets or perhaps something a little more complicated.
When it comes to being single in the LGBTI community, there's really no such thing as average.
And it's your single life, so live it your way.
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Read more...Partnered
Sharing life and love with someone can be twice as exciting.
- You might be partnered, partnered with pets, officially de facto, officially married (yay!), splitting expenses but sharing life, or joining incomes and combining financial lives too.
- You might be together but living apart, working towards a future with kids, thinking about fostering, adopting, IVF or surrogacy; or perhaps something a little more complicated.
When it comes to being partnered in the LGBTI community, there's really no such thing as average.
There's no right or wrong way to live a purposeful life, just what works for you both.
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Read more...Parenting
For today's LBGTI families, there are no accidental families.
- You might be parenting and single with kids, parenting solo with kids, parenting and partnered with kids, (yours, theirs and ours), dual parents with kids, co-parents, foster parents, adoptive parents, or even adoptive parents of kids with additional needs (just beautiful!).
- You might be a lesbian co-parenting couple or super involved Guncles or Aunties. You might not even identify with the broader LGBTI community but find yourself a parent in a same-sex relationship, or perhaps something a little more complicated.
When it comes to parenting in the LGBTI community, there's really no such thing as average.
However you're doing it, Love makes a family.
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