[Posted: May 2013] Dread disease, disablement, life and funeral insurance. There certainly are a number of different types of insurance out there and understanding the difference between them is not always easy. Many people seem to be confused about the difference between life insurance and funeral cover so we decided to put pen to paper and explain the difference between the two.
[Posted: May 2013] In our last article on dread disease cover we took a closer look at exactly what dread disease cover is, and how it will help you recover from and adjust to a serious illness. In this article we will take a closer look at your 1Life Dread Disease Cover policy.Important terms and conditions As a 1Life Dread Disease Cover policyholder you need to be aware of your policy’s terms and conditions as contained in your policy book. Here are some of the more important points:
[Posted: April 2013] As the owner of a 1Life Disablement Cover policy there are a number of things that you should know about your policy. For example, did you know that if you leave the country for more than 14 days and do not inform 1Life of your travel plans, any claims that arise during this time might be rejected? Take a refresher course today! As with all things in life, knowledge is power. This is our list of the five things you absolutely need to know about your disablement cover policy:
[Posted: April 2013] While the words 'dread disease' are enough to strike fear into the heart of most of us, it is important to be practical about planning for the day that we fall seriously ill. Many people, however, are confused about dread disease cover and what benefits it would provide if you were to ever have a heart attack or a stroke. Let us take a closer look at this type of insurance.
[Posted: April 2013] South Africans are battling on-going fuel price hikes with an astounding increase of R5.34 per litre since Jan 2010. While there is nothing we can do to change the fuel prices, we can change the way we drive to reduce our fuel consumption. Here are 10 fuel saving tips from the Automobile Association:
[Posted: April 2013] What is your life insurance IQ? Do you have the financial 'know how' you need to invest in a life insurance policy that will provide your family with the financial protection they need against your death? If your life insurance IQ is not up to scratch, then you have come to the right place. In this article we will take a look at the questions you should ask your broker or life insurance company before you sign on the dotted line.
[Posted: March 2013] Here at 1Life we spend a lot of time talking to South Africans about life insurance. Over time we have come to realise that not only are there a lot of misconceptions out there about life insurance, but also that some of these misconceptions are dangerously misleading. Read on to discover the truth behind some of these myths.
[Posted: March 2013] Young and strong with your whole life ahead of you? Now is the time to face facts. One: death, disability and even serious illness are a reality for everyone, no matter how young you are. Two: you need financial protection against death, disability and serious illness. This is what you need to know.Not only breadwinners need life insurance If you think life insurance is only for the guy at the mall with three kids then think again. You need life insurance too and this is why:
[Posted: March 2013] If you are in the market for life insurance you are probably wondering just how much cover you should buy. The answer to your question lies in a life insurance needs analysis.What is a life insurance needs analysis?A life insurance needs analysis takes into account your current assets and liabilities as well as your existing insurance portfolio, to calculate how much life cover your family will need in the event of your death.
[Posted: March 2013] Buying insurance directly from an insurance company has become a way of life for many South Africans. Whether you are insuring your caravan, your handbag or even your life it just takes one call to buy the cover you need. If you are planning on buying cover directly from a provider then read on for our guide to flying solo.
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