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Real Life Cover is made up of two same- size 'pots' of money, a Life Insurance pot and the Living Fund pot.
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The Life Insurance pot will pay out the sum assured if death or terminal illness occurs during the term of the plan - a conventional term life policy.
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The Living Fund pot will pay for all Income Protection, Critical Illness, or Child and Partner Carer's Cover claims during the term of the plan up to the overall amount of the sum assured.
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As long as there is money left in the Living Fund you can make as many Income Protection claims as you need to. You can make one claim for each of the three critical illnesses covered (heart attack, stroke and cancer) - and one claim for Child and Partner Carer's Cover. Your Life Cover isn't affected by any of these claims.
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If you become incapacitated, you get 1% of the sum assured every month.
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If you are diagnosed with cancer - excluding less advanced cases, or having had a heart attack - of specified severity, or a stroke - resulting in permanent symptoms; you get 12% of the sum assured as a lump sum.
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If you need to give up work to provide full time care for your child or partner who has become incapacitated; you get 12% of the sum assured as a lump sum.
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If you need help getting better and treatments like physiotherapy or counselling might help you get back to work, you can get up to 3% of the sum assured to pay for treatments.
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If you are unable to work because of illness or injury, you get a monthly amount of 1% of your sum assured for up to 8 years.
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If you have a heart attack, stroke or get cancer, you get an advanced lump sum of 12% of the sum assured, as well as the monthly income if you cannot work.
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If a claim does not meet the definition for Critical Illness, the income claim will pay out instead, as long as you cannot work