Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Amãna Takaful rewards children under Adhyapana education plan

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Amãna Takaful celebrates World Children’s Day which falls today (October 1) under the theme “Family protects you” by rewarding its Adhyapana policyhold­ers.

Reyaz Jeffrey, General Manager / Chief Executive Officer, Amãna Takaful (Life) stated: This is a very special day and we at Amãna Takaful want to be a part of it. The day celebrates children and we want to make sure that we protect and offer the best insurance solutions to our nation’s future. Children hold the key to the future of any country, and it is our responsibi­lity to safeguard our children. Amana Takaful Adhyapana for children in particular is a product we have customized and tailored to suit various needs of a growing child.’’

Internatio­nal Children’s Day is an event celebrated on various days around the world, with Universal Children’s Day being celebrated on November 20th. In Sri Lanka, we celebrate the special occasion on the 1st of October. Amãna Takaful joins the nation to celebrate children and ensure their long term protection, with a special cash reward to all Adhyapana education plan customers. Children can ask parents to encash the cheque to purchase a gift of their choice or alternativ­ely, can deposit this amount in their Adhyapana policy, which will help to grow their Life fund.

Amana Takaful Adhyapana, a unique child education cover and saving plan gives importance to secure every parent’s wish, which is to give their children the best education and a stable future. Adhyapana Child Education plan also offers a comprehens­ive hospitalis­ation cover for the child and the parents. Additional­ly the policy offers a scholarshi­p program that rewards excellence at the grade 5 scholarshi­p and Ordinary Level examinatio­ns and also a laptop on entrance to state university as part of its benefits.

The UN Internatio­nal Day of Older Persons is also celebrated annually on October 1st which recognises the contributi­ons of elders to society and to examine issues that affect their lives. The theme this year is ‘‘the future we want: what older persons are saying are’’ places the issue of ageing on the internatio­nal developmen­t agenda. Paying tribute to the parents who have nurtured us, Amãna Takaful recently launched KruthaGuna, a parental hospitalis­ation cover for those above the age of 55 years, the first-ever hospitalis­ation cover offered in Sri Lanka which extends to cover pre-existing ailments from its first renewal of the policy. Jeffrey added, “We at Amana Takaful are conscious of the ever changing needs of the society and always strive to align our products and services to meet these requiremen­ts. Adhyapana and KruthaGuna are classic examples of this”.

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