What the company says
According to Macmillan Cancer Support, one in four cancer patients admit having difficulty keeping up with their payments. A spokesman for Macmillan Cancer Support said 'Our work with cancer patients shows that many of them suffer real financial hardship at a time when they need to be able to concentrate on getting better' (www.macmillan.org.uk).
This is why AIG Direct has created the WellWoman Plan. It covers seven female cancers including breast, cervical and ovarian cancer, paying out up to £25,000 upon diagnosis (or up to £50,000 with Premier Cover)+ to help you and your family financially so you can concentrate on getting better. For some cancers, covered by the policy, which have been diagnosed early, have not spread and can be treated by day surgery the benefit payable would be £1,000.
Product profile
Description
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Valuable cash benefits if diagnosed with specific cancers.
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Covers seven female cancers including breast, cervical and ovarian cancer, paying out cash to help you and your family financially so you can concentrate on getting better.
For
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Females aged 18 to 69
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Males aged 18 to 69
Critical illnesses covered
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7 types of female cancer being; breast, ovarian, cervical, Fallopian tubes, uterus, vagina and vulva
Maximum amount payable
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£25,000 Standard Cover
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£50,000 Premier Cover
Benefits
- Cash benefit on diagnosis
- Hospitalization benefit
- Day-case surgery benefit
- No medical needed
- Children covered free
- WellWoman Advisory Care Service - specialist cancer nurses for advice and counselling
Options
Not covered
- Any illness not specified
- Any form of cancer not specified
- Pre-existing conditions
- Cancers already diagnosed
- Pre-malignant tumours
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