Life Insurance

Budgeting hacks to reach your savings goals

Navigating the costs of administrating a deceased estate

In recent years, many people came to face the loss of loved ones and the agony of the cost related to the administration of their estate. When a person dies with a gross estate value exceeding R250 000, their estate is required to be administered in accordance with the provisions stipulated in the Administration of Estates Act 66 of 1965. The provisions of this Act are applied irrespective of whether or not a person dies with or without a valid Will.

Life Insurance – industry finding its feet and consolidating positions in the customer satisfaction stakes

The most common severe illness amongst South African women is cancer – Discovery Life claims data