At its heart, life insurance answers one question: what will happen to the people I love if I’m no longer around? A lump-sum payout, often tax-free, gives families the ability to…
Funeral cover is a necessary – if uncomfortable – conversation for every family and staff member
We all want to ensure that our loved ones will be taken care of when we pass away
If you don’t have life insurance to protect it, the lifestyle you’ve created for your loved ones may be compromised when you’re no longer there
Things to consider and discuss before taking out a policy
The country’s social security system is for the indigent; those who can provide for themselves will have to do it alone
Momentum found itself in consumers’ crosshairs this week after it declined to pay out the death benefit cover
Momentum has created a policy to ‘pay out an amount equal to the death benefit in the case of violent crime, regardless of previous medical history’
A fight drags on to get the state to replenish looted pension funds for those battling to make ends meet.
Fitch Ratings expects South African life insurers to have improved over 2013, but warned they are at risk regardless due to the slow economy.
Their life expectancy is almost as high as those who are HIV free, yet they pay much more.
Is it worth taking out life insurance or should I be investing my money into property?
Consider including an immediate needs benefit in your policy — but beware any exclusions.
A simple policy you can administer conveniently on your cellphone could usher in a new generation of insurance purchase.
Help is at hand if you’re confused by the admittedly complex terminology in long-term life insurance policies.
Joost van der Westhuizen is my age and has three years to live. The first thing he did was check his insurance policies.
South Africans are underinsured by a massive R18,4-trillion.
A reader wants to know more about a new direct insurer Frank.net, in particular the fact that it pays out when you are retrenched.
Does a person really need life cover when they are young?
Insurance: People between the ages of 30 and 50 are at the highest risk of dread diseases such as cancer and heart attacks.
