If you start a resource clarification process, get a flex job, or are granted senior or disability pension, you can apply for help from the insurance. You’ll get support if you meet the requirements.
If you are in a resource clarification process, you will typically receive half of the amount you would get on disability pension.
If you start a flex job, you can apply for savings protection. It ensures that you receive the same amount of money in your savings every month as before you started a flex job.
If you receive a state senior pension, you can apply to get a monthly amount in addition to the state payment. You can also apply for savings protection, so you keep saving for retirement as before.
The insurance might help you if retire on disability pension. You can apply to get a monthly amount in addition to the state payment and receive a tax-free lump sum. You can also apply for savings protection, so you keep saving for retirement as before.
If you are diagnosed with one of the illnesses covered by the insurance, you can apply to receive a tax-free lump sum payment.
If you have the health scheme, you can use it as support during a difficult time.
With the Critical Illness Insurance for children, you have the option to insure your children.
If your child is diagnosed with one of the illnesses covered by the insurance, you can apply for a tax-free lump sum payment. This can give you and your family financial security during a difficult time.
If you die before your pension is paid out, your savings will go to your beneficiaries. The insurance guarantees a minimum amount for your beneficiaries. It’s a good idea to regularly check if your insurance meets your and your family’s needs.
You can easily check whether you have insurance with us – and see how you’re covered. You can also review your coverage and make adjustments if needed. If you have any questions, our advisors are always ready to help.
It is a good idea to extend your insurance if you:
You can keep your insurance for up to five years. Payment will be deducted from your savings.
Do you have a new job where you and your employer pay pension contributions to another company? And do you have the same insurance cover with this company? If so, you should stop your insurance with us so you don't pay twice.
But always remember to check what insurance cover you have with your new pension company before you stop your insurance with us.
