- Mohammad Ali (boxer)- diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease aged 42
- Kylie Minogue (singer)- diagnosed with Cancer aged 37
- Bill Clinton (ex US President)- underwent a heart bypass surgery aged 58
- Lance Armstrong (Tour De France Winner)- diagnosed with Cancer aged 25
- Yuvraj Singh (Cricketer)- diagnosed with Cancer aged 30
It happened to these people, it could happen to anybody
Most home buyers purchase life assurance when they arrange a mortgage, but only a minority obtains another form of financial protection that they are five times more likely to need before they reach retirement. With the many uncertainties that we are faced with in life, we would want to secure it by preparing for the unexpected. Critical Care Insurance policy helps protect your savings by taking care of your medical expenses during those trying times, so that your savings can be utilized in the way you had initially planned. It also offers financial support to help you cope with the lifestyle changes that you need to make post a critical illness or major accident, by offering you a lump-sum benefit of the entire sum insured on first diagnosis
Why Critical Illness?
Today’s lifestyle: Long working hours, stressed environment, erratic food habits, eating outside regularly (mostly junk food), less sleep and polluted surroundings.
Result – Can lead to High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, and other lifestyle diseases such as Heart Attack, Cancer, Kidney and other organ failures.
Medical facilities: Advances in medical science leads to early diagnosis, quick treatment and subsequent cure.
High cost of medical treatment, changes in post-operative lifestyle (e.g. certain modifications that may be required in the house in case of paralysis / stroke).
Effect on working capacity
Need to go abroad for further medical treatmentThe good news is that medical advances mean more people than ever are surviving conditions that might have killed earlier generations. For example, more than 90pc of men diagnosed with testicular cancer are still alive five years later, while more than 80pc of women diagnosed with breast cancer have the same survival rate, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Critical illness cover can provide cash to allow people to pursue a less stressful lifestyle while they recover from illness, or use it for any other purpose.
But with one in every five claims for critical illness cover for breast cancer, and about 46,000 people diagnosed each year, now is the time to make sure you have the right protection.
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Group critical illness cover can provide a lump sum payment to allow your employee and their family to solve some of the financial problems that may occur as a result of a critical illness or surgical procedure – including adjustments to the home, paying off the mortgage or the cost of medical expenses.
The lump sum is tax-free and is payable providing the employee survives for a defined period following the critical illness event.Key benefits
Can provide cover for the most commonly suffered critical illnesses only (including cancer, heart attack and stroke) and can also be extended to other conditions
Once a claim is made the employee will still be covered for all other named conditions but not for that specific (or related) condition
Employees can use the lump sum provided to help towards any expense they choose, such as treatment costs, nursing care, financial commitments or changes required to home or lifestyle as a result of serious illness
Added value benefits such as a second medical opinion service to help ensure that the diagnosis of the suggested treatments is correct
Automatically covers children of the employee (naturally or legally adopted) aged between 6 months and 18 years, at no extra costSpeak to us Today, We will be able to make the recommendations based on your current financial situation, preferences, objectives, risk appetite and time horizon.
