Audio By Carbonatix
StarLife Assurance has presented a cheque of ¢10,000 to a member of the St. Thomas Aquinas SHS 1997 Year Group as the first claim payment to its new ‘My Clique’ life insurance policy.
The StarLife ‘My Clique’ Plan which was launched 3 months ago is a group welfare insurance policy designed for old students’ associations or alumni groups to provide financial compensation to members and their loved ones when unexpected life events occur.
Emmanuel Glenn Addotey, the beneficiary of the ¢10,000, lost his dad 3 months after the 1997 alumni of St. Aquinas SHS sign-up on the ‘My Clique’ policy when it was launched.
Presenting the cheque to Mr Glenn Addotey, Alexander Twumasi, Head of Commercial Business of StarLife Assurance, said, “My Clique Plan is a novelty in the industry, especially for all alumni groups.
"We introduced this unique product to minimise the many unscheduled contributions made by members of old students’ associations when the unexpected such as total disability, critical illness and the death of a member, spouse or parent occur.
"The good thing about this policy is that the sum assured paid is far bigger as compared to contributions usually made by alumni members”
At StarLife, we will continue to innovate to provide our clients with unique financial security solutions. We urge all alumni groups across the country to get on board the ‘My Clique’ policy to help reduce the financial burden on members, he added.
Expressing his appreciation to StarLife Assurance for the payment of his claims, Mr Glenn Addotey, stated, “when my group signed up for this policy a few months ago, I didn’t expect that I would be the first beneficiary.
"This amount has never been paid before in our group and it has really helped me with the expenses of my dad’s funeral. I want to urge all old students’ associations to join this policy without hesitation. I also thank StarLife for being prompt with the payment.”
Latest Stories
-
Togbe Afede XIV lauds government’s $10bn ‘big push’ programme for boosting farm produce transport
44 minutes -
FDA urges consumers to prioritise safety when purchasing products during festive season
48 minutes -
President Mahama calls for single-digit interest rates on agricultural loans
1 hour -
President Mahama urges Ghanaians in formal jobs to take up farming
1 hour -
Farming interventions paying off, lifting incomes and food security, says Agric minister
1 hour -
Gov’t pledges science-backed interventions in agriculture, says Agric minister
2 hours -
Ghana unveils $3.4bn plan to accelerate national clean energy transition
2 hours -
Interior minister urges security agencies to maximise use of new NSB regional command in Ho
2 hours -
Photos: Ghana celebrates 41st National Farmers’ Day
2 hours -
2025 Farmer’s Day: Farmers demand a 2% interest rate on loans to boost farming activities
2 hours -
Chamber of Aquaculture Ghana calls for strong public-private partnerships to unlock finance and transform the sector
3 hours -
Lions celebrate International Volunteer Day with over decades of service and impact
3 hours -
3 dead, dozens injured in Mampong Abuontem head-on collision
3 hours -
MoFFA shuts down several Eastern Region mortuaries over poor sanitation, non-compliance
3 hours -
Domestic violence case: John Odartey Lamptey remanded over alleged brutal assault on wife
3 hours
