AIG Life announces 'simpler' CI definitions and increased pay-outs
'Start from yes' philosophy
AIG Life has made more than 40 enhancements to its critical illness (CI) offering, including simplified definitions, an expanded range of medical conditions and increased payment levels.
Early stage low-level cancers, severe mental health, sepsis, pregnancy complications, and a seven-day intensive care condition will now see customers receive a payment. Additional partial payments have...
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