From one of the trusted life insurance companies in South Africa
Our Hollard Life Select life insurance comes with multiple benefits that ensure your family is cared for when you can’t be there to do it.
This includes Life Cover, Disability Cover, and Critical Illness Cover.
South Africans between the ages of 18 and 69, depending on the benefit chosen.
Call Policy Administration & Claims on
0800 935 465 or email
mypolicy@hollard.co.za
Life Cover provides a lump sum payout on the death of the insured. It also has an option to cover your partner and up to 4 children under the final expense benefit where an amount of up to R40 000 can be paid out while waiting for the Life Cover claim to be processed.
South Africans between (and including) the ages 18 to 69.
Hollard Disability Cover provides cover in the event that you are permanently unable to perform your occupation due to disability as a result of specified injury, illness, or surgical operations. This cover also includes an impairment benefit.
South Africans between the ages of 18 and 59.
Flexible options; choose your benefit cover for a term or for the whole of your life.
Choose between various benefit options to suit your needs, speak to your financial advisor for more information.
Hollard Impairment Cover protects you in the event of specific injuries or illnesses, such as loss of limbs, dramatic head injuries, and certain heart conditions, as examples.
You must have been gainfully employed for no less than six months before becoming disabled.
You can claim when a medical practitioner confirms your diagnosis according to Hollard Life's claim criteria.
There is a three-month survival period before you get paid out on the lump sum benefit.
Self-inflicted injuries are excluded.
Critical Illness Cover ensures your financial well-being should you fall critically ill. This benefit includes cover for a wide range of illnesses. It provides you and your children with cover when contracting a major illness, suffering from a specific condition, or undergoing a specific medical procedure.
South Africans between the ages of 18 and 64.
There is a survival period of 14 days.
Self-inflicted injuries are excluded.