Tag: Clyde Parsons
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BrightRock’s needs-matched group risk product in action – certainty when members claim.
The last two years have been challenging for most people across the world. We’ve seen unprecedented change, and we’ve all had to adapt to those changes and find new ways of doing things.
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Budgeting for the future: How life insurance policies and savings plans work hand in hand
When South Africans, and caregivers in particular think of their savings plan, life insurance is not likely to be the first thing they associate with saving up for.
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Budgeting for the future: How your life insurance policy and savings plan work hand in hand
This week our Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, will be delivering his budget speech, which will outline government’s planned expenditure over the next year.
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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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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.
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E-cigarettes and your life insurance policy
Smokers can pay more than double the premiums of a non-smoker, depending on factors such as age, pre-existing conditions and the structure of your policy.
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Financial planning 101 for young adults
Debt can be healthy and unhealthy. Healthy debt is the sort of debt that adds value to your life and is often asset-based, such as a student loan or a car.
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Caring for special needs children
Life insurance policies help policyowners financially prepare for the unexpected. But what if something happens to the child of the person who has taken out the policy?
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COVID-19 on workplace disability claims
Like many industries, life insurance has been affected by COVID-19. However, we will only begin to see the real impact of it in a few years.