Guardian Life Introduces “Guardian Projonmo”
Guardian Life, committed to the vision of “Insurance for All,” is revolutionizing the life insurance landscape in Bangladesh. With a customer-centric approach and a drive for market leadership through innovation, Guardian Life proudly presents “Guardian Projonmo,” a groundbreaking child protection plan, according to a press release.
The official inauguration ceremony recently took place at Guardian Life’s Head Office in Police Plaza Concord. The event was graced by Sheikh Rakibul Karim, FCA, CEO, Mahmudur Rahman Khan, SEVP & Head of Retail Business, and other esteemed members of the senior management team.
The birth of a child fills parents’ lives with boundless joy and happiness. From the very moment a child enters the world, parents strive to secure a bright and prosperous future for their beloved offspring. They willingly sacrifice their own dreams to overcome challenges, ensuring that nothing stands in the way of their children’s aspirations.
“Guardian Projonmo” is a meticulously crafted plan that not only safeguards a child’s future in the event of the parent’s untimely demise but also provides attractive maturity benefits, enabling parents to fulfill their children’s dreams during their lifetime. This comprehensive child protection plan ensures future security for the next generation while granting complete financial independence for parents.
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“Guardian Projonmo” offers policyholders more than 1.5 times the guaranteed coverage amount upon regular policy maturity. Moreover, policyholders have the flexibility to receive funds in stages instead of a single lump sum payment, and in case of the policyholder’s sudden demise, the nominee receives more than double the coverage amount, as stated in the release.
Customers can choose from three different options under “Guardian Projonmo” based on their preferences: Aspire, Academia, and Start-up. The plan allows the policyholder to nominate one or more children, with a maximum age limit of 25 years for the child.
