Keeping your protection plan in-tact even if critical illness strikes
Life is a journey filled with unexpected turns. Naturally, some are more welcome than others. So we designed FWD Care Critical Illness Waiver of Premium 2.0 as an add-on (or rider) to your existing plan. It ensures that if you’re diagnosed with a critical illness and can’t earn, we’ll cover the cost of your insurance premiums.
Available to buy via:
- FWD agents
- Agribank
- HDBank
- Nam A Bank
- Vietcombank
Keep your whole policy intact against 78 critical illnesses
We help pay the premiums of your basic insurance plan and all riders if you’re diagnosed with any of our 78 listed critical illnesses.
Waive premiums from early-stage diagnosis
We cover a range of circumstances - from early to late stage diagnosis - so that your financial plan is safe with us.
Minimised exclusion, maximised protection
We minimise our exclusion list to maximise your protection without increasing premiums.
What we’ll cover you for | Some helpful details |
What we’ll cover you for | Some helpful details |
Early-stage diagnosis of 33 critical illnesses | We’ll pay the premiums of your basic (main) insurance plan along with any riders attached to the plan. We’ll pay these for two consecutive years, following the date of any diagnosis – starting from the next premium due date. |
Late-stage diagnosis of 45 critical illnesses | We’ll pay the premiums of your basic (main) insurance plan along with any riders attached to the plan. We’ll pay these until the end of the policy term, following the date of any diagnosis – starting from the next premium due date. |
The not-so-small print
Before you commit to any plan, it’s important you know what you’re buying and understand the details. So click below to view our jargon-free, easy-to-read terms and conditions – and ensure you have a quick browse of the brochure too. If you have any questions, simply get in touch.
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