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What are some of the Tips to consider while buying an Insurance Cover (Part 1): Unicorp Insurance Information Institute: UI³

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Insurance has a critical role to play in the development and economy of a Nation. Such key role include - to pay some money; to make some repairs; to replace a destroyed or stolen property or to replace to some degree, lost incomes following the death of a policyholder.

There are two types of Insurance - General and Life Insurances.
General Insurance: pays money; and replace lost or destroyed property as a result of misfortunes - fire, strike, storm, pests, drought, flood, theft and the like.
Life Insurance: Pays the policyholder if he survives the policy period or his dependents in the event of his untimely death or disability.

Tips to help you select the Right Insurance Product:
The Problem many people face when seeking to buy insurance is deciding which policy(s) to buy now!

Tips that may help you select the right insurance product for your needs are:-

1. If you own a Motor Vehicle or you are an Employer, always ensure that you buy the Compulsory Motor Vehicle Third Party Insurance and Workers Injury Benefit Insurance.

2. Plan to have a Life Policy which will pay some money to your dependents in the event of your untimely death. This will assist the family in settling down as they cope with the reality of the loss.

3. Take Insurance for your Treasured Possessions such as business, home, crops or livestock because their loss will cause you financial loss that may be quite difficult to cope with, at times even changing completely the lifestyle of your family.

4. It is advisable to arrange for Health Insurance for yourself and family because sickness comes suddenly when money is not available. You may not even have no time for raising that money.

5. Education is increasingly becoming more expensive. The future belongs to the educated and everybody would like their children to have the best education. It's not always possible to have enough money to pay School Fees as well meet other competing needs of life.
An Education Policy can take care of this by allowing you to pay small regular amounts from the time the children are born or when still young.

6. We are all growing old day by day. People are also more likely to live longer after retirement, thanks to Medical Advancement. That time you will not be able work due to old age yet you still have needs to meet. It is, therefore, advisable to arrange for income to rely on during these times.
Life Policies, Investment Plans, Pension Plans, Annuities, and Deposit Administration Schemes are best suited to meet old age needs.

7. Medical Insurance Policies:
Illness is a risk we live with right from birth to death. It is important to plan for illness in order not to be caught unawares should it strike. Illness can at times be critical e.g. stroke or heart attack.
Medical Insurance Policies take care of hospital expenses incurred as a result of illness.

8. Personal Accident Policies:
We are always exposed to accidents either falling off, getting mugged or hit by a vehicle or any object. Personal Accident Policies pay a given sum of money to the policyholder or his/ her beneficiaries following an accident that often results in injury, disability or death.

In order to buy Valid Insurance, always ensure that the Insurance Agents you are dealing with are licensed by the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA).
Deal with an Insurance Company with an Office near you – to save a lot of time when you require their services.

NOTE: Unicorp (UI³) is dedicated to partner with players/ actors and IRA in educating the public on the value of insurance through our designated social media platforms - Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin etc. Let's campaign among the Public to increase Insurance uptake!
Also note that IRA equally provides information and reading materials through her website and offices, in braille form among other forms.
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Who Are Players in the Insurance Market in Kenya?

Understanding the Insurance Market:
In today's Session, WE would like to help you understand the insurance market by providing you with information on how it is structured and operates.
To simplify this conversation, we will use, the term INSURER(S) to refer to Insurance Company or Companies.

Insurance Products:
Products sold by insurers are divided into two main categories:-

1. Short Term or General Insurance Products provide protection for one year and below… i.e. Medical, Funeral and Motor Insurance.
2. Long Term or Life Insurance Products provide protection for more than one year… i.e. Whole Life Assurance, Annuities and Endowment Insurance.

3 Main Categories of Buyers of Insurance:

1. Individual Clients - include you and me.
2. Corporate Clients - Registered Companies and the Government.
3. The Foreign Clients – Buy Kenyan Insurance Services by buying cover from Kenyan insurers.

Insurance Companies:
Main role of insurance companies - Take away RISKS or fears from you and promise to pay you for any losses or damage that may affect your property or life.
There are 49 Registered Insurance Companies in Kenya - Those that sell a) General Insurance,
b) Life Insurance or
c) Composite Insurers who sell both Life and General Insurance.

Products offered by insurance companies are generally the same; however, each company has a set of value added services for consumers.
Always get advice before buying a Policy to enable you buy one that will meet your needs.

Reinsurance Companies:
The way you are afraid of losses arising and adversely affecting your daily life, possessions or business, is the same way insurers fear receiving claims that they may not be able to pay alone.
 They also buy insurance protection, from REINSURERS.

Three Locally incorporated reinsurers in Kenya:-
1. Kenya Reinsurance Corporation,
2. East Africa Reinsurance Company and
3. Continental Reinsurance.

Two Regional Reinsurers –
1. Africa Reinsurance Corporation; and
2. PTA Reinsurance (Zep Re).

Insurance Intermediaries:
Ordinarily, insurance companies do not sell their products directly to consumers but trough intermediaries like – Insurance Agents, Insurance Brokers and Medical Insurance Providers.
 The INTERMEDIARIES are termed as such because they do not have products of their own to sell but only sell products of and on behalf of insurance companies.
 All intermediaries must be registered by Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) and are issued with licenses every year.

 The difference between agents and brokers - Agents only sell products of insurers they are authorized to represent, while Brokers are professionals who offer professional advice on insurance to their clients.
 The Medical Insurance Providers (MIP) – are Brokers specializing in Medical Insurance Business

Other Insurance Players in the Market:
 Loss Adjusters: Are specialized in adjusting loss amounts on behalf of insurers
 Insurance Surveyors: Are appointed by insurers to survey, mostly properties to be insured against fire in order to advise insurers about the exact risk characteristics. This helps insurers to underwrite the risks appropriately
 Motor Assessors: Like surveyors, they are appointed by insurers to assess your motor vehicle before the insurer can underwrite and insure it.
 Risk Managers: Are appointed by insurers to provide advice on loss prevention mechanisms. Their advice enables insurers to set terms conditions and warranties in the policy that must be observed by the insured to minimize loss.
 Insurance Investigators: Investigate losses on behalf of insurers after they have occurred.

In Conclusion:
 Knowledge of the insurance market is very important for you. Many policyholders do not know whom their insurers are.
 Some insurance agents and brokers often refer to themselves as insurance companies.
 Brokers and medical insurance providers - only sell products belonging to insurers and are not directly responsible for paying your claims.
 Ask an agent which insurance companies they represent.
 Brokers and medical insurance providers must also tell you where they have placed your Business.

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Happy New Year 2019 to All our Existing and Potential Clients and Business Partners. Welcome back for Business.

We are one of the Leading Rapid Results Initiatives (RRI) Coaching Consultancy Firm/ Company in Kenya. Our Performance Management Consultants have hands-on experience dating from 2003 when the Mwai Kibaki Government took over reigns of Power in Kenya in 2002.

Our Areas of Interest include helping Organizations (Institutions) - Government and Private Sector Players Implement their Performance Contracts (PCs) Targets, Performance Appraisal Systems (PAS), Annual Work Plans, Strategic Plans and of course meet their Targets using various Performance Management Tools that include:-

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Our Team of Seasoned Professionals at Unicorp have taken a keen interest in helping Government and Private Sector Players (Industry Players) in implementing the National Development Goals - Medium Term Plan (MTP) III of Kenya Vision 2030, the President's Big Four Agenda of:-
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