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Are you about to turn 18, or did you recently celebrate your 18th birthday? If so, there will be some changes when it comes to your health insurance. From 1 January after you turn 18, your health insurer will treat you as a young adult rather than a child. This will affect your basic insurance, your premiums, and whether you take out supplementary insurance. Read on to find out what this means for you, why your premiums will go up, and what advantages SWICA offers.

Pregnancy & maternity

Do you have a baby on the way, or have you already given birth? SWICA will support you through every stage of motherhood – from pregnancy and birth, to your life as a family. With guidance, advice and benefits that noticeably relieve the burden on you.

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Living with health restrictions

More than just insurance: SWICA supports you throughout your life – even if you live with a limiting health condition or chronic illness. With our support services, you'll always feel that you’re in good hands.

Death

Dying and death are subjects that no one likes to talk about. But taking out endowment insurance to provide financial security in the event of death and planning ahead to make provision for the future will give you and your loved ones peace of mind. It will help to prevent financial pressures and worries in the event of bereavement.

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