INSURANCE
Third-Party Motor Insurance: The Thing You Hope to Never Need
The roads in the busiest cities in Nigeria come alive before sunrise. Yellow buses transporting traders to various markets, okadas swerving between cars in traffic, and hundreds of pedestrians frantically searching for buses to their destinations. Solape was one of them. Her car was making some “funny noises", so she took it to her mechanic’s shop for servicing over the weekend. The car was perfect when she got it back….
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5 Myths Nigerians Still Believe About Life Insurance
Life insurance is one of the most talked-about financial tools and yet one of the most misunderstood. For many Nigerians, opinions about life insurance are often shaped by assumptions, past…
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Life Insurance and Financial Planning: How to Build a Secure Future
The famous American author Leo Buscaglia once said, “The greatest hazard in Life is to risk nothing”. This quote emphasizes…
What’s the Cost of Your Child’s Future?
Every parent dreams of giving their child a better tomorrow, but dreams don’t fund themselves.In this episode of the Coronation…
How Coronation Insurance is Setting New Standards for Claims in Nigeria
The Nigerian insurance landscape has long been tainted by a reputation for delayed claims settlements, lack of transparency, and widespread…
How Coronation Life Assurance’s Education Legacy Plan Helps Parents Seamlessly Plan Their Children’s Education
The World Bank, the world’s largest financer of education, refers to education as the most powerful tool for reducing poverty…
The Insurance Every Parent Should Think About Before School Resumes
It was a hot Tuesday afternoon in August, and Madam Taiye sat in her living room, watching her three children…
Insurance Planning Checklist for the Rest of the Year
By the end of this year, I’ll be 26. It’s no brainer that I do not have my entire life…
Third-Party Motor Insurance: The Thing You Hope to Never Need
The roads in the busiest cities in Nigeria come alive before sunrise. Yellow buses transporting traders to various markets, okadas…
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