Plain-language guide
Important terminology with examples
Definitions are educational summaries. The issued policy wording and schedule control every claim.
Accidental death
A lump sum paid to the nominee when death results from a covered accident.
Example: The accident and death must meet the wording and time conditions.
Permanent total disability
A covered accident permanently prevents the insured from performing defined activities or work.
Example: Loss of both eyes or limbs may qualify under the schedule.
Permanent partial disability
A permanent loss that attracts the percentage listed in the benefit table.
Example: Loss of one finger may pay a fixed percentage—not the full sum insured.
Temporary total disability
Weekly income support while a covered injury temporarily prevents work.
Example: Payment is capped by amount and number of weeks.
Accident
A sudden, unforeseen and involuntary external event as defined in the policy.
Example: Illness or gradual wear is not automatically an accident.
Occupation class
Job-risk category used for underwriting and premium.
Example: A desk worker and a construction worker may have different terms.
Medical expenses extension
Optional reimbursement of defined treatment expenses after an accident.
Example: It may have its own limit and deductible.
Education/loan benefit
Additional fixed benefits after specified severe outcomes.
Example: A child education benefit may pay only after accidental death or PTD.