Illness doesn’t just impact the body. It interrupts dreams, disrupts daily life, and puts financial plans on hold. And while no one ever plans to get sick, statistics say otherwise. In Singapore, 1 in 4 people may face cancer in their lifetime, and yet, according to the Life Insurance Association (LIA) Singapore, most of us are woefully underprepared, with a 74% protection gap when it comes to critical illness coverage.
The reality of protection gaps in Singapore
- “It won’t happen to me” mindset: Many believe serious illness is something that happens to others, or much later in life.
- Confusion about insurance choices: There are so many products in the market and choosing the right insurance can be overwhelming, as many are unsure about what suits their long-term needs. Best is to seek help from a trusted financial adviser.
- Concerns about affordability: A common misconception is that comprehensive plans come with sky-high premiums or lock you into lifelong commitments.
What is i-CompleteCare?
- 100% sum assured coverage for Death, Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) and Terminal Illness (TI).
- 50% sum assured coverage for early, intermediate, and advanced stages of Critical Illnesses (CI) covering 137 medical conditions.
- Additional 20% CI sum assured coverage for 15 Special Conditions.
What makes i-CompleteCare different?
i-CompleteCare celebrates with you and rewards you when you live till 99. i-CompleteCare pays out 120% of the total annual premiums you’ve paid, even if you’ve made partial claims in the past. For those seeking whole life insurance that grows with you, this feature is a standout knowing that on top of protection, you will be rewarded, bringing added confidence.
Is i-CompleteCare right for you?
- You’re looking for a limited payment of premiums with different options for whole life coverage.
- You wish to get your money back in addition to receiving the protection you needed.
- You value whole life insurance coverage for different stages in life, from youth to retirement, from parenting to leaving a legacy.
It’s ideal for anyone who wants confidence at every stage of life, whether that’s during the uncertainty of a medical diagnosis or the peaceful planning of a future legacy.