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PDS and TMD library

The two documents that decide whether a product is right for you. The PDS says what the cover does. The TMD says who it was designed for. Both, for every product, in one place.

Product Disclosure Statement

The full wording. What is insured, what is excluded, every limit and sub-limit, every excess, the waiting periods, how a claim is decided and how we handle a complaint. It is long because it is the contract.

Target Market Determination

A short document naming the class of customer the product was designed for, and the people it was not designed for. If you are outside it, the product may still be sold to you, but you should know that before you buy.

Documents by product

Home and contents

WI-HC 04/26
Effective from
1 April 2026
PDS length
84 pages
What it covers
Buildings, contents, or both. Covers storm, hail, flood, fire and bushfire, named cyclone, impact, escape of liquid, theft and malicious damage. Excludes wear and tear, gradual ground movement, actions of the sea and unoccupancy beyond 90 days.
Who it is for
Written for owner occupiers and owners of a home they intend to live in, who want to insure the structure, its contents, or both, and who accept the excess shown on their certificate. Not designed for short-stay letting, for properties used mainly for business, or for buildings insured by a body corporate.

Motor

WI-MV 02/26
Effective from
1 February 2026
PDS length
62 pages
What it covers
Comprehensive, third party fire and theft, and third party property. Comprehensive covers collision, theft, fire, storm, hail and flood damage to your vehicle plus $20 million of damage to other people property. Excludes wear, mechanical failure, unlicensed driving, and use for hire and reward unless declared.
Who it is for
Written for private drivers of registered passenger vehicles, utilities and light commercials under 3.5 tonnes, garaged in Australia. Not designed for rideshare or courier work unless declared, for vehicles used in competition, or for heavy commercial fleets.

Landlord

WI-LL 04/26
Effective from
1 April 2026
PDS length
71 pages
What it covers
Building and landlord contents, plus loss of rent for up to 52 weeks after an insured event, rent default, tenant theft and malicious damage. Requires a written tenancy agreement, a lodged bond and an entry condition report for the tenant risk sections to respond.
Who it is for
Written for owners of residential investment properties let on a standard residential tenancy agreement for terms of 30 days or more. Not designed for short-stay letting, for rooming houses, or for commercial premises.

Farm pack and small business pack

WI-FB 07/26
Effective from
1 July 2026
PDS length
138 pages
What it covers
Section-based packs. Farm covers homestead, sheds, silos, fencing, machinery, crop, hay, livestock and farm liability. Business covers premises, fit-out, glass, stock, goods in transit, business interruption, tools, money and $20 million of public and products liability. Neither covers drought.
Who it is for
Written for owners and operators of Australian primary production enterprises, and for small businesses with annual turnover under $5 million operating from fixed premises or as a mobile trade. Not designed for heavy manufacturing, for labour hire, or for enterprises requiring multi-peril crop cover.

These are not real documents. Wattle Insurance is a fictional brand built for a design and engineering demonstration. The version numbers, effective dates, page counts and summaries above are invented to show how a compliant Australian insurer presents this material. No PDF is attached to these links because no product exists. On a real site each link would open the current PDF, and superseded versions would be listed underneath with the dates they applied.

Getting a copy on a real policy

  1. Download it here

    Current versions are always on this page, free, without giving us an email address.

  2. Ask for it in the post

    Ring 1300 928 853 and we will post a printed copy at no cost. You are entitled to one and we are not allowed to charge you for it.

  3. Ask for the version that applied to your claim

    A claim is decided under the wording in force when the event happened, not the current one. Ask for that version by date and we will send it.

Read them before you decide

Consider the Product Disclosure Statement and the Target Market Determination before acquiring or continuing to hold any general insurance product.