This partnership will help to bridge the gap between medical advancements and their impact on life insurance by bringing innovative solutions to our clients, and SCOR is incredibly proud to embark on this journey with Bowtie and Take2, says…
"Many people don't realise the underwriting impact of cancelling risk products and reapplying. The price of risk cover increases as people age, and, with deteriorating health, some may face exclusions, health loadings or cover being declined,"…
In SA, one in 26 women is at risk of developing breast cancer, and it causes around 16% of all cancer deaths. Rhett Finch, CEO of King Price livin’, (King Price Life Insurance Limited), highlights the importance of having critical illness and…
“Ambledown’s gap cover is designed to help South Africans continue accessing the best medical care without compromising their financial security by covering the difference between what medical schemes pay and what consultants and hospitals actually…
"Sanlam is delighted to welcome AfroCentric shareholders, management and key stakeholders into the Sanlam Group if this offer to shareholders is accepted. AfroCentric is a leading diversified and integrated healthcare provider that provides…
Partnering with the Heart and Stroke Foundation, the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA), and the Stroke Survivors Foundation, is a pronouncement of our commitment to ensure that South Africans do not face these health challenges on their…
"The results of the review have been illustrative of the fact that conditions such as anxiety, depression and stress related conditions increase the probability of accidents at work or elsewhere. The impact of poor mental health amongst employees…
“Your role as advisers is to ensure that when cancer – or any critical illness for that matter - strikes, your clients can take the time off to recover without having to worry about losing their income, and it’s up to you to ensure your clients…
The ASISA long-term insurance statistics show that life insurers held assets of R3.51 trillion at the end of June 2022, and liabilities of R3.18 trillion, and Hennie de Villiers, deputy chair of the ASISA Life and Risk Board Committee, says…
"One of the key reasons given by respondents in our survey, as to why they do not have a will in place, was the issue of not having the time to prepare one," says Gareth Friedlander, Deputy CEO of Discovery Life.
“Our 2021 Claims Report showcases the power of income protection as part of our drive to educate South African customers, many of whom are largely unaware such a product even exists," says Bidvest Life Acting Chief Product and Pricing Actuary,…
“The search and seizure operation is part of the routine process of evidence gathering and we urge all involved to allow the investigation to run its course. The Commission will at an appropriate stage reveal the outcome of the investigation,”…
Darryl Dunn, Liberty Head for Market Development and Worksite Management, has some simple ways for consumers to avoid these vicious scams and find the right funeral cover for their unique needs.
Human nature is what it is – and often, the greatest temptation when receiving a lump sum payout is to spend it on unnecessary items like expensive cars and luxury holidays, instead of making wise financial decisions for their family’s immediate…
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