How is my NCD forfeited?
If any claim is made (with exception to a Windscreen and No Fault Own Damage claim) on your motor insurance policy during your period of cover, your NCD will be forfeited and return to 0%. You will have to accumulate…
If any claim is made (with exception to a Windscreen and No Fault Own Damage claim) on your motor insurance policy during your period of cover, your NCD will be forfeited and return to 0%. You will have to accumulate…
We highly encourage doing so for e-Payment, as it is the fastest, easiest and safest mode of payment. If you do not want to do so, you should notify us in writing to indicate that payment to you should be…
Your claims can still be settled through a cash cheque. You can also provide a spouse/relative’s bank account details. If you do so, however, we are not liable if the payment is not paid out to you, as this is…
Yes, you can. However, this is a private arrangement between yourself and your employer, and the insurance company will not be liable if it is not paid out. You can also request a cash cheque for the claim amount. It…
No, you don’t. However, you should update us if any changes have been made.
All payment due to a policyholder will go to the administrators of their estate and named beneficiaries in the event of their death.
If you want all your payments to be paid into the same account, you should inform your insurance company of this when submitting your claims form or when requesting a policy cancellation. You can also assign different bank accounts to…
If funds cannot be credited into your bank account due to an error in the information you have provided, or if your account provided is inactive or closed, your insurance company will contact you to reconfirm your details. To avoid,…
Your bank account details and other related information will only be used for payments directly into you account. You are protected under the Financial Service Act 2013, which strictly prohibits the disclosure of such information to anyone unless the customer…
Yes, you will. An email or letter will be sent to you once your claim has been approved and payment has been made. You should provide your email address to your insurance company to receive these notifications.