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Are You Allowed To Continue Working After A Critical Illness Claim?
Once an Insurance company has paid your claim it has no interest how you live your life or what you go on to do. The cash is yours to spend how you like and you go on to live your life how you like. Being able to recover in comfort may mean you become healthy enough to return to work or start employment again, perhaps in a different role. If so, that’s fine.
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Frequently Asked Questions related to the above topic.
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- How do you go about making a claim under your policy?
- What happens if you develop another Critical Illness or have a reoccurrence of a critical illness?
- Will a claim for critical illness affect any State Benefits?
- Can a Critical Illness policy be continued after a claim?
- Can a claim still be made if the policy is lost?
- Under what situations would a claim be refused?
- What is critical illness cover ?
- Are Critical Illnesses In Pregnancy Covered?
- Under a combined Life Insurance and Critical Illness policy, is the value of cover the same for both the Life and Critical illness provisions?
- Will Critical Illness policies permit the use of alternative medicines?
- Will a claim for critical illness affect any State Benefits?