When the insured dies during the contract period or survives to the contract maturity, the insurance company pays death or survival benefits accordingly.
Health insurance primarily covers losses caused by sickness or accidental injury. It provides compensation for medical expenses such as outpatient visits, hospitalization, and surgical procedures due to sickness or accidents.
Provides compensation for bodily harm resulting from sudden and external accidents unrelated to illness, including coverage for death, disability, or medical expenses.
Provides survival benefits to the insured either as a lump sum or in regular installments during their lifetime or within a specified period, as stipulated in the insurance contract.
Offers basic personal insurance coverage for economically disadvantaged individuals or those with specific statuses, enabling them to obtain designated protection at lower premiums.
Covers personal injuries caused by travel-related accidents, including benefits for accidental death, disability, and related medical expenses.
A comprehensive insurance policy provided by employers for their employees, typically covering life insurance, accident insurance, health insurance, and critical illness insurance. The main purpose is to offer comprehensive protection to employees and their families. In the event of an insured incident resulting in injury or death of an employee, the policy provides benefits such as medical expense reimbursement and compensation to the family.
Investment-linked insurance offers both protection and investment features. Policyholders can allocate a portion of the premiums to various investment targets according to their own risk tolerance and financial goals.