In Singapore, life insurance pays out upon the death
of the life insured. Should the policy
also cover disability or critical illness, it may pay out upon confirmation of
disability, and diagnosis of critical illness.
For disability, it is the inability to perform at least three of the six
activities of daily living: washing, dressing, using the toilet, feeding,
moving around, and transferring yourself, such as from bed to chair. For critical illness, the diagnosis has to be
or confirmed, by the panel doctors. In
the case of accidental death, the policy pays out upon supply of the
certificate of death and the coroner’s report. Death by natural causes requires only the
certificate of death. The policy is
normally paid out by cheque. This
process does not take long.
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