TNM Moyo Cover pays K50.8m in funeral claims

TNM says it has paid over K58.5 million worth of Life insurance claims under its Moyo Cover insurance available to customers registered on its mobile money-transfer service, Mpamba.

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TNM Moyo Cover
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TNM insurance cover

TNM Products Manager Asante Chitimba confirmed in an interview that the total of K58.5 million has been paid to 259 people since September 2013 when the service was launched.

“Since we launched the service I am happy to report that the service has been very successful in achieving the set purpose of assisting customers to access life Insurance cover which they use to offset various expenses and in some cases investing for surviving family members. To date over K58.5 million has been paid out to 259subscribers,” said Chitimba.

“We would like to reaffirm our commitment to our subscribers that TNM will always keep its promise. We will promptly settle all claims within 72 hours from day of claim. What is important is that customers must submit all necessary documentation for processing immediately and bring with them proof of identity and the requisite proof of death documents through our Moyo Cover administration office, we will always be with our customers in times of sorrow. Wherever our customers are and no matter their circumstances, TNM will always be with them,” he said.

One of the latest beneficiaries, Blessings Kambombo from Bvumbwe in Thyolo thanked TNM for paying him a claim of K500, 000 following the loss of his sister in November last year

“TNM settled the claim as soon as I had presented it with all the necessary documents. I had heard about Moyo cover and still didn’t believe that customers could benefit until I made the claim. The people at TNM were very helpful. I have used the money to open a bank account for my niece (his late sisters’ daughter) who is currently in Form III,” said Kambombo.

He encouraged TNM customers to ensure that they are registered for Mpamba to benefit from Moyo cover which accumulates premiums every time the phone is recharged.

“At first I doubted to report that is why it took me sometime to present my claim but now Im a leaving testimony of Moyo cover,” Kambombo said.

Launched in August, TNM Moyo cover is a tripartite life insurance scheme being administered through Nico Life Insurance and MicroEnsure.

Premiums are paid by TNM on behalf of all registered TNM users who recharge or use a minimum of K1,000 airtime per month. Usage of airtime in the current month provides life insurance cover for the following month.

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Bwampini
Bwampini
9 years ago

Tell your thieving partner Airtel that their customer in me is happy that he has managed to reduce Khetekhete bonus from over K2,000 per month to just around K500.

Romeo Hastings Bandawe

KUMAMVATU, AKUTI 5.8 KAPENA 58M PLUS?

Zondiwe
Zondiwe
9 years ago

In Insurance, it is the practice to compare premiums with the claims.
TNM is only talking about the K58million claims paid. How much have they charged during the same period? Only then will the citizens be able to calculate the Claims Experience. Claims Experience is Total Claims (K58Million) divided by the Total Premiun (Total amount charged by TNM) x 100. Work it out yourself after you get the missing figure from TNM.
TNM, please learn to give the whole story, and not half the story.

Chipimpha Chihana
Chipimpha Chihana
9 years ago

IIIII INE NDATOPA AMBUYE BWERANI MUZANDITENGE KU MALAWI KWAIPA KUNO…..TNM BEFORE THE END OF ITS FINANCIAL YEAR HAS REGISTERED A PROFIT OF 3.8BILLION KWACHA AFTER TAX SO TO DO 5.8MILLION ON FUNERAL CLAIMS IS IT WORTH ULULATING WHY IS MALAWIAN PROFESSIONALS DO NOT THINK LOGICALLY.THEY USSUALLY THINK LIKE DUNDERHEADS.EVEN A DRUNKAND SAVAGE THINKS THAT UNIMA GRADUATES WHO THINKS IN THEORIES THAN IN PRACTICALS.NO WONDER MALAWI RECEIVED AN ACCOLADE OF BEING THE NO 1 POOREST COUNTRY THE WHOLE WORLD.

DEBATE:IS IT WORTH CELEBRATING OR ITS PART OF THIEVING MARKETING STRATEGY?

thifo
thifo
9 years ago

Tnm ndie dilu

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