Giving us a Widows peek: Firm discloses its declined CI stats

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Scottish Widows is the latest provider to publish its declined critical illness (CI) claims statisti...

Scottish Widows is the latest provider to publish its declined critical illness (CI) claims statistics. The Edinburgh-based insurer revealed that it has turned down 18% of its CI claims in the past 12 months. Some 64 of the 157 claims turned down were declined due to non-disclosure. A further 91 claims were turned down because they did not meet the policy definitions. To ensure all its declined claims have been thoroughly examined, Scottish Widows has formed a claims panel that is set to review all provisionally declined borderline claims. The panel will review cases before a fina...

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