Category: News
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Examining the ‘why’ of insurance
When compared to ten years ago, the world of life insurance is a significantly different place to navigate. People nowadays spend the majority of their time online.
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What you need to know about insurance fraud
BrightRock’s head of the legal team, Glenn Hickling, has addressed some questions to educate consumers about insurance fraud and how it applies to them.
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Women, breast cancer and life insurance: what you need to know
Every October, the medical community raises awareness about breast cancer and its impact on women of all races, nationalities, and socioeconomic backgrounds.
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BrightRock: from zero to R2.1bn in premiums
It’s taken 10 years, but the BrightRock team has turned its plan to shake up the life insurance industry into action. Today, the company is the third-largest insurer in new business in SA.
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Why you should review your life cover regularly
Spring is the time of year when we can finally break our negative winter habits and begin new routines that prioritize our health. But what about your financial situation?
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Life insurance for diabetics ‒ what you need to know
Life insurance might be too expensive for diabetics. Although insurers take comparable approaches to providing cover, a new product on the market focuses on assisting customers in managing their illness.
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Why short-term insurance is not the only insurance SMEs should be considering
Short-term insurance recently became one of the talking points of the July lootings after thousands of SMEs were affected by the riots, suffering loss and damage to assets.
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Why women need life insurance cover, whatever their age
Although women make up nearly half of the workforce, it seems that many women still have no long-term cover. Women need life cover at every stage of their lives.
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Are straightforward claims too complicated?
BrightRock occasionally come across a claim where we believe the terms of a pay-out should be straightforward, only to discover that this is not the usual industry view.
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Closing the trauma gap in critical illness cover
In 2015, BrightRock introduced the patented Trauma IQ assessment as a world-first to address the additional costs incurred as a result of accidents that did not meet traditional critical illness criteria.