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Accident and sickness cover included in Perfect’s new cashplan

by James Turley
August 4, 2011
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Accident and sickness cover included in Perfect’s new cashplan
A cashplan offering accident and sickness cover and a wide range of other benefits has been launched by Perfect Health Insurance.

The Perfect Cashplan offers income replacement monthly payments of up to £1500 a month as well as dentistry, optical and hospital benefits. It also includes benefits such as car-parking costs of up to £45 per day for friends and family visiting patients in an NHS hospital.

Income replacement payments of up to £1500 per month are payable for six months in case of accident or illness that prevents the policyholders from working.

The policy is aimed primarily at sole traders and employees in small businesses whose livelihood may be at risk if they suffered an accident or illness that prevented them from working for a long period of time.

 

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