Aviva updates critical illness cover features
Aviva has made changes to its critical illness (CI) cover - particularly concerning policyholders diagnosed with multiple sclerosis or who have had a stroke - with the aim of meeting more valid claims.
Customers diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) will no longer be required to present continuous symptoms for three months. Instead they will need a definite diagnosis with current symptoms. Similarly,...
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