Britam Milele Health Plan is a health insurance cover targeting middle-class to high net-worth individuals and families as opposed to their affordable Bima Ya Mwananchi health plan. Milele is categorised into four namely: Milele Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze and Essentials. Milele Platinum is the most expensive and comprehensive medical insurance cover targeting high-net worth individuals […]
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Britam Bima ya Mwananchi (BYM) is a health insurance plan targeting low to middle-income families and individuals looking for affordable health insurance in Kenya. The health plan offers very affordable annual premiums as compared to premium medical insurance covers such as Britam Milele Health Plan. It starts from KES 17,000 for individuals and families up
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A money back life insurance policy is a type of cash value life insurance, combining life protection and savings with periodic payouts while the policy is still running. Instead of waiting for the full payout at maturity, the insurer keeps sending some payouts to a policyholder at defined intervals/dates, usually a percentage/portion of the sum
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The rising cost of education in Kenya, year after year, due to inflation, curriculum systems changes, and change of education structure such as advancement in education related technology, continues to exert financial pressure on parents creating untold anxiety. Britam Msingi Poa education policy is one of the education savings plans with life protection seeking to
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Cash value life insurance policy in Kenya is less used naturally. Kenyans are more familiar with endowment policies, Investment-linked insurance plans, whole life policies, education policies, and savings plans with insurance benefits. All those terms fall under the cash value life insurance policy, as we shall see later on in this article as we bridge
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Education insurance payouts refer to the benefits paid to a policyholder of an education insurance policy at maturity or at stages defined by the policy. Understanding the payout structure is important for parents planning school fees. You get to know at what stage payment will be made to you and, therefore, plan accordingly. Payout terms
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Education insurance policies are one of the best methods of building an education fund for the future. They grow your funds by generating savings returns while at the same time guaranteeing your children’s future education through life protection. Life protection in the sense that if the policyholder becomes permanently disabled as a result of accident
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School fees are one of the biggest financial responsibilities for Kenyan families. The rising cost of education in Kenya under both Competency-Based Education (CBE) and international systems like International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) mostly due to the rising inflation and change in technology continue to exert financial pressure on parents. This write-up is
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When should parents start an education policy in Kenya? This is a question I get all the time. When I pose the same question to parents, some get it so well and it becomes so easy to plan for their children’s future education through an education insurance policy. Some parents have a difficulty in getting
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What is the real cost of educating a child in Kenya? This is a question we shall close today by covering education costs at all stages/levels of education of a child here in Kenya. We shall also consider both CBE (Competency-Based Education) and IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) curriculum systems, and all types
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