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Protection that matches your responsibilities
Understand life, health and general cover, including exclusions, waiting periods and your duty to disclose accurately.
At a glance
What it is
Life, health and general cover, read for what it actually pays and what it excludes, before any proposal is made.
Who it may help
People whose income supports someone else, anyone carrying a loan, and anyone whose only health cover comes from an employer.
What to watch
The insurer decides cover, pricing, exclusions and claims under the policy terms. Waiting periods and accurate disclosure at proposal decide the hardest cases.
Decision aid
How a claim tests a policy, in the order it is tested
Read the policy in the order a claim will test it
Each step is a place a claim can turn. The insurer decides the outcome under the wording of the policy you hold. Nothing personal or health related is collected here.
What is covered
The insuring clause and the sum insured. Everything else in the document either narrows this or explains how it is paid.
Read every step as plain text
- What is covered. The insuring clause and the sum insured. Everything else in the document either narrows this or explains how it is paid.
- Waiting periods. Initial waiting, specified conditions and pre existing conditions each have their own clock. A claim inside a waiting period is the most common avoidable surprise.
- Exclusions. What the policy will not pay for at any point. Read this list before the brochure, because it is the part that decides the hardest cases.
- Sub limits, room rent, deductibles and co pay. These decide how much of an admitted claim actually reaches you. A room rent condition can scale down an entire bill, not only the room charge.
- Network and the cashless process. Which hospitals are in network, what pre authorisation needs, and what happens when treatment is taken outside the network.
- Accurate disclosure. Health history and existing policies are declared in full at proposal. Accurate disclosure is what protects the claim later.
- Insurer decision and claims process. The insurer assesses and decides the claim under the policy terms. Finvest Capital can help you understand the wording and complete paperwork, and has no authority over the outcome.
How it works
- 01
Understand
Who depends on your income, what a hospital event would cost you, and what is already covered at work.
- 02
Plan
Exclusions, waiting periods, sub limits and room rent conditions are read before a proposal is made.
- 03
Proceed
Health history and existing policies are declared in full, and cover is revisited when your responsibilities change.
An insurance conversation runs through seven stages, and the insurer decides cover, pricing, exclusions and claims. The complete stage by stage detail sits on our approach page.
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Important information
Finvest Capital provides insurance support and is not an insurer. Availability, eligibility, premium, definitions, exclusions, waiting periods and claim outcomes are decided by the insurer under the policy wording. Please read the policy wording and disclose information accurately. Any exact insurance designation will be published only once the supporting documentation is verified.