Plan Details

Argus offers a selection of Group Life plans, including death benefits, living assurance, voluntary employee and spouse life insurance, dependent education benefit and rehabilitation benefit. 

Plan Details

Death Benefit

Benefit Level:
A benefit that is paid in the event of an untimely death of an employee, regardless of how the death occurs.

Argus Pays:
Multiple of salary: typically, one, two or four times the annual salary
Flat benefit: a pre-set amount such as $25,000, $50,000 or $100,000.

Non-Medical Limit:
A limited (‘benefit-capped’) life insurance policy that is granted without the applicant undergoing a medical examination.

Argus Pays:
Each eligible employee will be entitled to a predetermined maximum amount of insurance, typically a flat benefit, without submitting Evidence of insurability.


Evidence of Insurability:
Used for employees who are eligible for benefits above the non-medical limit. Employees must complete and submit a medical questionnaire for approval before coverage is granted. The costs of any additional tests or medical examinations that are required are paid by Argus.

Argus Pays:
Eligible employees will receive the applied-for benefit amount, which may be a multiple of salary or a flat benefit.


Living Assurance Benefit:
An insured employee suffering from a terminal illness may receive up to 50% of the life insurance benefit (to a pre-set maximum) while still living. Payment will be made to the insured employee subject to all the terms and conditions of the policy. The amount of life insurance payable upon the death of the insured employee will be reduced by any Living Assurance Benefit payment.


Voluntary Employee & Spouse Life Insurance:
In addition to life insurance for employees, we offer options for employees to purchase additional amounts of life insurance for themselves as well as for their spouse. If an insured dependent spouse dies while insured for Voluntary Life Insurance benefits, payment of the benefit will be made to the insured employee.


Dependent Education Benefit:
Under our Accidental Death and Dismemberment policy, if an insured employee dies as a result of an injury, a benefit will be paid each consecutive year—up to a maximum of four years—for each of the insured's dependent children who is enrolled as a full time student and continuing his/her education on a full time basis.


Rehabilitation Benefit:
Under our Accidental Death and Dismemberment policy, if an insured employee incurs a covered loss as a direct result of an injury and requires participation in a formal rehabilitation programme in order to return to active employment, a benefit up to a maximum of $5,000 will be provided.