From now through December 31, Sacombank is offering many attractive incentives to customers buying life insurance products from Dai-ichi Life through the bank, using Sacombank international credit cards to pay premiums, or reviving invalid insurance policies.
They are totally worth over VND4.6 billion (US$202,218).
New customers buying life insurance products (including An tam hanh phuc, An tam dau tu, Dai gia an phuc, Nang buoc tuong lai, and K-Care) and making a first payment of at least VND25 million ($1,099) can convert to make installment payments over six or 12 month term without fees or interest.
They will also get a code to participate in a lucky draw at the end of the programme, with prizes including 30 iPhone 13 Promax 256GB worth VND40 million each.
They will get one lucky draw code for premiums of VND3-10 million they pay, and an additional code for every subsequent VND10 million.
Besides, the first 200 customers who buy K-Care - Cancer Insurance every month will get a 20 per cent premium refund up to a maximum of VND1 million.
For reviving a policy that lapsed in the previous two years, customers will get a refund of 5 per cent of the premium with a maximum of VND2 million.
By buying insurance through Sacombank, besides getting access to diverse products and benefits, customers also get many attractive incentives, support to make payment of future premiums and participation in promotion programmes more convenient.
Sacombank and Dai-ichi Life Vietnam recently launched K-Care to protect against cancer, and it can be easily and conveniently bought through Sacombank Pay.
It is targeted at customers aged 18 to 60 years, and has a protection term of 10 to 25 years.
Customers are fully protected against the risk of cancer, and get additional benefits during and after treatment such as waiver of subsequent premiums and a hospital stay allowance of up to VND1 million per day, and support them during the recovery period after treatment and others.
On maturity, if the insured person has not made any claims, 50 per cent of the total premium paid will be refunded. — VNS