Your insurances

Your insurances

Your personal insurances at PFA Pension ensures you financial security for both you and those closest to you in the event of an accident. Below you can read about the insurances and what considerations you should make when choosing the size of the insurance coverage.

See your basic coverages here

Coverage in the event of reduced working capacity

If you are ill or injured, and therefore do not have the opportunity to work as you normally do for more than three months, you may receive compensation for lost earning capacity. The coverage is a percentage of your annual salary, so it may be a good idea to think about how much of your salary you can live for.

Your coverage depends on the amount of your salary and follows the table below:

Talk to an advisor and find the size of coverage that fits you and your life situation. Remember to take public payments into account.

Critical illness coverage

In the case of certain critical illnesses, such as certain types of cancer, coronary heart disease, or sclerosis, you will be paid a lump sum. This can provide a financial respite in a difficult time.

Coverage in the event of death (life insurance)

Life insurance is paid to your family in the event of your death and is a percentage of your annual salary. Therefore, you should consider how much is needed to ensure your family financial security and think about your life situation when you choose the size of the coverage (for example, do you have children living at home and/or a partner or spouse?)

See your insurance

On the self-service portal, you can log in and see the size of your coverage.

Sign in to PFA Pension and see your insurances

Recommendations

Max Matthiessen has made recommendations to the size of these insurance coverages that you can bring as a starting point when you talk to your counselor. This way you cover all the important aspects and get your coverages adapted to your exact needs.

Read Max Matthiessen's recommendations

 

 

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