NTUC Term Insurance
NTUC Term Life Insurance policy is named “I-Term” which provides coverage for death, Total Permanent Disability (TPD before the age of 65) and terminal illness (It should be noted that Terminal illness is different with critical illness). Benefits of this plan include:
Protection for peace of mind
iTerm provides you with coverage in the event of death, terminal illness or total and permanent disability (TPD before age 70) during the term of the policy.
Guaranteed renewal
You can enjoy the option of renewing your policy and extending your coverage after the policy expires. Renewal of your policy is guaranteed and you may be covered to a maximum age of 84 (last birthday)
Option to enhance coverage with additional riders
You can also choose to add on riders to your iTerm plan to enjoy extra coverage for dread diseases and waiver of future premium payments in the event of a dread disease.
Tailor your coverage with a personal financial needs analysis
Your insurance advisers can provide you with a financial needs analysis to help you plan for the amount of coverage, as well as the duration of coverage that you really need. This way, you can receive your desired coverage at affordable premiums.
Never too late to receive protection
iTerm is available at any stage of your life. As long as you are age 79 (last birthday) and below, you can apply to enjoy protection with iTerm.
As Independent Financial Consultants, we provide insurance plans from most of insurance companies. We list several popular term insurance plans from different insurance company for your comparison as below:
- AIA Term Insurance
- NTUC Term Insurance
- AVIVA Term Insurance
- Great Eastern Term Insurance
- Prudential Term Insurance
- HSBC Term Insurance
- Tokio Marine Term Insurance
Have you ensured the security of your family’s future?
While 6 in 10 Singaporeans claim to have a clear idea of how much their dependents will need in the event of their death or disability
Nearly 7 in 10 have prepared 50% or less of the life insurance cover they think is required
The Life Insurance Association of Singapore estimates that the average Singaporean is under-insured by more than S$300,000.
Taking care of your family is your top priority in life.