
NFO’s Life Division recovers over R202m for consumers in 2024
Complaints about life-benefit payouts climbed to 36% of the Division’s cases, from 34% in 2023.
Complaints about life-benefit payouts climbed to 36% of the Division’s cases, from 34% in 2023.
Luvuyo Burial and Consulting did not pay the claims in full even after the Ombud’s Office intervened.
Roleplayers in the funeral industry can book for an online workshop hosted by the FSCA and the Prudential Authority.
The beneficiaries waited months to be paid their funeral policy benefits, but they received only partial pay-outs despite undertakings to the contrary.
Lebohang Funeral Home left policyholders exposed by failing to secure underwriting, misleading clients about their coverage, and refusing to pay a valid funeral claim.
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An entity must be authorised by the FSCA and the Prudential Authority to issue insurance policies in South Africa.
Inputs provided during workshops in 2025 will guide the formulation of ‘a pragmatic and balanced approach’ to the regulation and supervision of funeral insurance.
The NFO decided that failing to follow customary mourning rituals did not prevent the recognition of a customary marriage, awarding the claim based on fairness.
Life insurers paid almost 96% of death and funeral benefit claims last year – with the total payout worth R39.9 billion.
The group’s after-tax profit from its insurance business increased by 12%, with its funeral plans now covering more than 12 million lives.
The FAIS Ombud issues a determination after the FSP fails to follow through on its undertaking to settle the claim.
Capitec Life will take over the administration of the in-force insurance book.
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