Qoala Rolls Out New Personal Accident Plan, Qoala Care
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Insurtech Qoala has launched its new personal accident insurance product called Qoala Care, which can be used to complement your existing insurance plans – especially vehicle insurance plans – for improved coverage. Among other things, it offers a lump-sum payout of up to RM100,000 in the event of accidental death or total permanent disability (TPD), coverage of medical and funeral expenses of up to RM1,000, as well as daily hospital allowance of up to RM50.

On its website, Qoala noted that there are three plans that are available under its Qoala Care product, with premiums starting from RM49 for a one-year subscription:

 Basic
(Premium: RM49)
Gold
(Premium: RM89)
Platinum
(Premium: RM119)
Death benefitUp to RM30,000Up to RM60,000Up to RM100,000
TPD benefitUp to RM30,000Up to RM60,000Up to RM100,000
Medical treatment expensesN/AUp to RM1,000Up to RM1,000
Daily hospital allowanceUp to RM50 per dayUp to RM50 per dayUp to RM50 per day
Funeral costsN/AUp to RM1,000Up to RM1,000

In addition to these benefits, you are also entitled to an e-hailing claim of up to RM20 within 48 hours after your accident (inclusive of toll fee and driver tips), as well as a complimentary tow claim of up to 50km for roadside emergencies (within 48 hours after your car accident, capped at RM50). There is a dedicated support hotline to assist with the claim process as well.

Country manager of Qoala Malaysia, Jonathan Ong said that the launch of Qoala Care allows the company to better help Malaysians who are in need of improved protection and coverage. “Our comprehensive protection ensures our customers enjoy a worry-free experience from start to finish, offering them peace of mind,” he stated.

(Sources: Qoala Care, FintechNews Malaysia)

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