As medical technology advances, gap cover becomes increasingly critical
FA News 05 August 2020
When is it too late to take out gap cover?
Just Money, 16th July 2020 You’ve been responsible and made sure you’re up to date with your medical aid or hospital plan, but when the time comes to claim for surgery, you find there are still co-payments. To
Prescribed Minimum Benefits: medical cover during the COVID-19 pandemic
FA News – 16th July 2020 With lockdown easing, people are heading back to work and school which means a sharp rise in COVID-19 infections is inevitable. More people are going to need to test for the virus
Don’t cancel your Gap Cover if you’re pregnant
We’re living in an extremely stressful time – the uncertainty around COVID-19 making us all anxious. But if you’re pregnant, we know you’ll be especially worried – not only about your health and the health of your unborn
Maximising the value of group gap cover – do you have the right provider?
Tony Singleton talks about Maximising the value of Group Cover, but emphasises that the right Provider is essential. Group gap cover enables organisations to offer their employees gap cover, for medical expense shortfalls and out-of-pocket expenses, at a
Medical expenses keep increasing with little relief in sight
Medical aid rates have increased above inflation for a number of years. In addition, food prices have also increased by at least 10%, fuel prices are volatile, and salary increases are typically lower than inflation. The cost of
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Medical aid and gap cover could save your life and your finances
The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the entire world upside down. For South Africans in the midst of lockdown, our entire way of life has been disrupted. Many of us are facing serious financial hardship, either through retrenchments, salary
Implications of cancelling your medical scheme
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Covid-19 – We must all play our part
In December 2019 an outbreak of Novel Coronavirus (nCoV) broke out in the city of Wuhan, China. Since then it has been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation (WHO). with over 465 915 positive cases being