Make a waiver of premium claim
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Get your claim started
If you’re incapacitated and unable to work, we may be able to cover the cost of your premiums for a while. If you’re not sure whether your policy includes waiver of premium, please check your policy booklet or give us a call.
How to get in touch
It’s best to call us to get your claim started. This way we can make sure we’ve got all we need to get to work straight away.
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How it works
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We’ll need to ask you a few simple questions to get your claim underway. We need to know when you last worked, what job you were doing, why you’ve been unable to work and when you expect to return.
It also helps if you’ve got your policy number to hand, but we can manage without it.
Complete your claim
We’ll send you a claim form to complete and return to us. When we receive it, we’ll write to your employer (if you have one) and your doctor to confirm some details.
We stop taking premiums
If your claim is successful, we’ll stop taking your insurance premiums and refund any that you’ve overpaid. Your covered insurance policy or policies will remain in force for the length of your waiver of premium claim.
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