A doctor trained and authorised to give medical attention.

An unexpected, unintentional, unfortunate event outside of your control.

A process where questions are asked to find out what your insurance needs are.

The transfer of rights in a benefit (collatarel cession) or to a benefit (absolute cession).

An extension to Hollard's funeral insurance that gives you cash to cover everyday expenses in the event of your or your partner's death.

The money a policyholder pays to an insurance company in return for the insurance benefits set out in the policy.

Loss or damage that results from other loss or damage. For example, if your geyser bursts causing the ceiling to be damaged, the damage to the ceiling is resultant damage.

Key Insurance and Investment terms explained

A fund manager who manages a fund by selecting and combining a group of instruments that he/she believes are mispriced, in the belief that by so doing they can successfully outperform a given benchmar [..]

An injury to a person's body as a result of an unexpected, unintentional, unfortunate event outside of your control.