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Choosing an insurer

Look beyond the name on the policy.

3D illustration of a family protected by an umbrella
01

Compare service as well as cover

Review policy wording, current hospital access where relevant, the insurer’s grievance process, and official public disclosures.

02

Give statistics context

A settlement statistic alone cannot tell you whether a specific claim will be paid. Understand how the number is calculated and consider the policy terms.

The details to put side by side.

Cover amount

List the financial commitments your family would need to meet.

Policy duration

Check the age at which cover ends and the premium-payment period.

Disclosures

Answer the insurer’s medical, occupation and lifestyle questions accurately.

Nominee and claims

Keep nominee details current and share claim contacts with your family.

AN ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

Start with the responsibilities.

A family with a home loan and a child’s future expenses will have different commitments from someone without financial dependants. List those commitments before comparing cover amounts.

Bring these to your conversation.

  • Your existing life-cover details, if any.
  • A list of dependants, debts and future commitments.
  • Questions about policy duration, premium payments and optional riders.
  • Any application or policy wording you would like explained.
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Your next step

Use the checklist, review the insurer’s current policy documents, and write down anything you want clarified before you choose.

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YOUR NEXT STEP, MADE SIMPLE

Good decisions begin
with a conversation.

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