Unit-linked life insurance

Thinking about tomorrow is smart and fashionable. ERGO unit-linked life insurance is a smart way to think about the future of yourself and your loved ones, because with one contract you will get life insurance and the opportunity to invest in your future

With ERGO unit-linked life insurance, you can save for the future – create a fund for further learning for your child, accumulate additional capital for retirement or use the money for a larger expense – and provide financial security to your loved ones through life insurance.

Why conclude unit-linked life insurance in ERGO?


New and flexible life insurance with the saving option Choose from four investment programs

With one life insurance contract, you can insure your entire family
   
 You can indicate the beneficiary in the contract and, if you wish, change the beneficiary during the term of the contract  You can terminate the contract before the end of its term   Making changes to the contract is free of charge 

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In addition to life insurance, we recommend that you also choose the necessary supplementary insurance cover:

Life insurance You never know the dangers that lurk, but in reality, it is usually serious illness that breaks us down. Life insurance can help your family members cope with everyday problems when you are gone. You can take out the life insurance up to the age of 75, and indemnities are paid in the event of illness or accidental death.
Cancer insurance Around 10,000 people in Estonia are diagnosed with cancer every year. Modern medicine has bravely confronted the diseases, but the treatment journey is still difficult. Cancer insurance helps you to focus on getting better as soon as you are diagnosed. You can take out the insurance between the ages of 18 and 64 and the insurance coverage also extends to your minor children from birth.
Critical illness insurance Unfortunately, people get sick from time to time, and recovering from a serious illness or coping with a life-threatening disease is difficult enough without other commitments. For critical illness insurance, you can choose to insure against cancer and 3 critical illnesses, or cancer and 38 of the most common critical illnesses. You can take out the insurance between the ages of 18 and 64 for a maximum value of 300,000 euros.
Critical illness insurance for children A parent’s greatest wish is to protect their child from all the worries of the world. Unfortunately, this is not always possible, but at least a life insurance policy will give you peace of mind and allow you to focus on your child’s recovery at the most difficult time. The list of children’s critical illnesses includes 14 of the most common critical illnesses, and you can take out the insurance for children aged between 2 and 17 for the sum insured of up to 100,000 euros.
No work ability insurance An accident or illness can deprive you of your ability to work, the extent of which is determined by the experts of the Estonian Unemployment Insurance Fund. Insurance will come to the rescue if the incapacity for work has been determined for at least 12 consecutive months and is due to a medically documented illness or injury that first manifested itself during the insurance period. You can take out the insurance between the ages of 18 and 64 and for the amount of life insurance you choose. Payment of the indemnity does not reduce life insurance coverage.
Daily hospital allowance insurance None of us wants to end up in hospital, but there is often no other way to recover from a serious accident or illness. For the first time in Estonia, you can choose ERGO’s daily hospital allowance insurance, i.e. the indemnity for days spent in hospital. An insured event is a continuous hospital stay of at least 24 hours for medically justified treatment. You can take out the insurance between the ages of 0 and 69, and the daily hospital allowance is paid for a maximum of 182 days per year.
Accident insurance in Life Insurance+ policy With accident insurance, you can choose insurance coverage for disability indemnity (permanent disability), death indemnity, trauma indemnity, daily allowance, and supplementary medical assistance.