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Your policy is the agreement with your insurer. The cover is what it protects. The premium is what you pay to keep it active. Three words, one simple idea: you pay a little, regularly, to be protected against a costly and rare event.
If the premium is not paid, cover can be suspended, and an accident happening during that window may not be taken care of. Paying on time keeps your protection continuous and avoids nasty surprises.
Protecting your family, your vehicle, or preparing your children’s future studies are not the same need. Our short quiz points you in the right direction in one minute.
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This type of policy covers your household’s medical costs and pays a lump sum to your relatives if something serious happens.
It covers damage caused to others, which is mandatory to drive, and depending on the plan, damage to your own vehicle.
You set money aside regularly as your children grow, with a secured capital for their future.