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Personal Accident Insurance |
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We provide comprehensive benefits at low premium cost for death, disablement or medical expenses resulting from accidental bodily injury. The coverage is worldwide, 24-hour and extended for the following: |
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Strike Riot and
Civil Commotion |
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National Service Reservist
Training |
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Murder and Assault |
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Suffocation by Smoke, Poisonous
Fumes, Gas, Drowning |
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Hijacking |
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Exposure and Disappearance
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Flood and other Convulsions
of Nature |
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Treatment by Non-Western Doctors
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Motorcycling up to 50% of
the benefits and for Class I
occupations only |
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Terrorism except if due to
nuclear, chemical and biological
means (subject to a sub limit)
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Classifications of Occupations |
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| Class I |
Professional and occupations involving managerial, administrative or clerical work or indoor work mainly of a sedentary (requiring much sitting) nature such as accountants, administrators, architects, auditors, bankers, clergymen, clerks, dentists, indoor sales personnel, lawyers, merchants, medical practitioners, secretaries, stockbrokers, surgeons, (not veterinary) and teachers. |
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| Class II |
Professions and occupations involving outdoor or site work or occasional m anual work only when supervising workmen, such as builders (superintending), civil engineers, commercial travelers, decorators (superintending), (superintending), drivers, foremen, grocers, hairdressers, pharmacists, plumbers (superintending), outdoor outdoor salesman and surveyors. |
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| Class III |
Professions and occupations involving manual work without machinery such as drivers, bakers, builders (not using woodworking machinery), butchers, carpenters (not using woodworking machinery), electrical engineers, farmers, fishmongers, motor or mechanical engineers, painters, plumbers and veterinary surgeons. |
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Permanent Disablement (Scale I) |
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Permanent Disablement (Scale II) |
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Temporary Total Disablement (per week) |
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Temporary Partial Disablement (per week) |
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Medical Expenses (limit any one accident) |
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Hospital Allowance (any one accident &
maximum sum insured of S$100) |
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*There is a 30% loading for Motor Cycling extension of 100% |
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Compensation |
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| Death / Permanent Disablement |
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as per Table of Benefits |
| Temporary Total Disablement |
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pays
the Insured Person from attending
to any business, occupation
or profession in the event
of disablement up to the limit
selected per week. |
| Temporary Partial Disablement |
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pays the Insured Person from attending to a substantial part of any business, occupation or profession in the event of diablement up to the limit selected per week. |
| Medical Expenses |
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pays up to the limit per accident for all necessary and reasonable medical, hospital and surgical expenses. |
| Hospital Allowance |
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pays up to the maximum of 30 days per accident for the limited selected per day
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Pays the Amount Selected Percentage of Payment |
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100% |
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100% |
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PERMANENT DISABLEMENT
resulting in :
Loss of two limbs |
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100% |
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Loss
of both hands or
of all fingers and
both thumbs |
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100% |
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100% |
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Total
loss of sight and
of one eye or both
eyes |
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100% |
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100% |
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100% |
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100% |
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Complete
and incurable insanity |
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100% |
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100% |
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Injuries
resulting in being
permanently bedridden |
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100% |
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100% |
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Any
other injury causing
permanent total
disablement |
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100% |
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100% |
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Loss
of one arm between
or at shoulder to
wrist |
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100% |
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100% |
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Loss
of one leg between
or at hip to ankle
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100% |
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100% |
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Loss of four fingers and thumb of one hand |
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Loss of four fingers |
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| Loss of thumb |
- both phalanges
- one phalanx |
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| Loss of index finger |
- three phalanges
- two phalanges
- one phalanx |
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| Loss of middle finger |
- three phalanges
- two phalanges
- one phalanx |
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| Loss of ring finger |
- three phalanges
- two phalanges
- one phalanx |
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| Loss of little finger |
- three phalanges
- two phalanges
- one phalanx |
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| Loss of metacarpals |
- first or second
(additional)
- third, fourth or fifth
(additional) |
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| Loss of toes |
- all
- great, both phalanges
- great, one phalanx
- other than great,
if more than one toe lost, each |
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| Loss of hearing |
- both ears
- one ear |
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Loss of speech |
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3. THIRD DEGREE BURNS
Area Damage as a Percentage of
total Body Surface Area |
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| Head |
Equals to or greater than
2% but less than 5% |
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Equals to or greater than
5% but less than 8% |
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Equals to or greater than 8% |
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| Body |
Equals to or greater than
10% but less than 15% |
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Equals to or greater than
15% but less than 20% |
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Equals to or greater than 20% |
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50% |
40% |
25%
10% |
10%
8%
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5%
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3%
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15%
5%
2%
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75%
15% |
50%
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50% |
75% |
100% |
50% |
75% |
100% |
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| Permanent loss of use of member shall be treated as a loss of member. |
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Where the injury is not specified the Company reserves the right to adopt a percentage of disablement under Scale II of the Table of Benefits which in its opinion is not consistent with the provisions of Scale II. |
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The aggregate of all percentages payable in respect of any one accident to any one Insured Person shall not exceed 100%. |
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| Important Notes |
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1. The benefits of the policy will only be payable upon an accident.
2. Premium payable may be revised at policy renewal at the ful discretion of the Company.
3. When switching Personal Accident policies to a new insurer, it is important to compare the policy coverage, as these may differ from insurer to insurer.
4. The information provided here is a summary. Please refer to the actual policy wordings for details of coverage. |
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| Excluded Occupations |
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Occupations that are hazardous such as war correspondents, jockeys, armed escorts/security, asbestos, personnel engaging in offshore activities like oil-rigging/mining activities/aerial photography/handling of explosives, working at docks, divers, fishermen, external window cleaners, shipcrew/aircrew, full time airforce/navy/military personnel, professional sportsmen, quarrymen, stuntmen, professions and occupations involving use of machinery, cutting equipment. |
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