
Covid-19 and TRA Gap Cover
In a dynamic medical scheme environment, medical aid coverage has become insufficient in most cases, often leaving a costly shortfall expense that becomes the burden
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In a dynamic medical scheme environment, medical aid coverage has become insufficient in most cases, often leaving a costly shortfall expense that becomes the burden

The past year has undoubtedly shown the tragedy that can ensue when unpredictable situations such as Covid-19 arise and the necessary planning is not in

The turbulence of the global pandemic has prompted many people to re-evaluate their monthly expenses in 2021. Medical schemes are typically expensive in South Africa

Although death is a reality for all of us, a funeral is typically not a planned event. If you would like to ensure that your

Talking about death is never easy, but if you are considering cremation for you or your loved ones in the future, it will be beneficial

Planning your own funeral in advance will not only make the difficult time easier for your family members when the time comes, but it also

Recent research has shown that while bladder cancer is three times more likely to affect men than women, the survival rate appears lower among women

The age-standardised incidence rate (ASIR) of uterine cancer is 6.9 per 100 000 women in South Africa, which is higher than the African average of

Having to share the loss of a loved one offers a comforting setting to those attending a funeral. Following funeral etiquette can assure that everything

Approximately 250 000 women are diagnosed globally with ovarian cancer each year, with about 140 000 women dying from it. This makes it the cancer
Gap cover insurance is essential for covering shortfalls after medical treatments like surgeries or hospital stays where the specialist’s fees are higher than what your medical aid covers. Once your medical aid has processed and paid their portion of the bill, you can claim the remaining amount from your gap cover provider, according to the terms of your policy.
Understanding medical aid tariffs and what "above-tariff" means is crucial for every medical aid member in South Africa. Medical aid
Paying R5000 or more a month for medical aid should mean you’re covered for almost anything. But the reality is,
For South Africans over 65, securing and building an insurance portfolio is essential to protecting your health, finances, and loved
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