Specified serious illness cover
Get cover when you need it most.
Should be diagnosed with one of the serious illness conditions covered by your policy, you can receive a lump sum that can cover essential bills and help with other financial needs at a difficult time.
A quick overview
Specified serious illness pays out if you a diagnosed as suffering from one of the illnesses cover under your contract during the term of your policy.
You may also be covered for partial payment specified serious illness conditions.
The provider will only pay a claim based on the Specified Serious Illness Cover definitions which state the exact conditions which must be met for a claim to be paid.
Specified Serious Illness Cover is designed solely to provide protection benefits and there is no surrender value payable at any stage under the policy.
Survival period required after diagnosis is typically 14 days.
The Policy Conditions booklet will contains full details of the benefits provided and the terms and conditions that apply.
Did you know?
The chances of suffering a specified serious illness may be higher than you think.
In Ireland 1 in 3 men will get cancer by age 75. •
In Ireland 1 in 4 women will get cancer by age 75.
Five-year average net survival of Irish cancer patients for the diagnosis period 2014-2018 is 65%.
Approximately 7,500 people suffer a stroke in Ireland annually.
Sources: National Cancer Registry of Ireland (2021) Cancer in Ireland 1994-2019: Annual Report of the National Cancer Registry; Irish Heart Foundation 2022.
Research has proven that those that engage with a professional advisor at least once a year are more financially confident.
More savings and investments
More likely to have a retirement plan
More financially protected in the event of illness, accident, diagnosis of a specified illness or even death
More secure and confident about their future
Higher annual savings, larger pension funds, wealth growth, adding considerably to your financial well being and helping you achieve your goals.
Source; Ireland (Standard Life report), UK (Unbiased/Standard life report), Australia (KPMG Econtech report) and Canada (CIRAMNO report).