Hollard Life rolls out three innovative products

Hollard Life Assurance Company, the latest in the life insurance space in Ghana, has rolled out three products dubbed, ‘Adepa Three’.


The three new products namely, Adepa Wo Fie, Adepa Goal Save and Adepa Saving Plan are coming on the heels of the success story of Adepa Family Plans which was launched last year. 

Indeed, in less than two years Adepa Family Plan has made history in the life assurance space in the country. Hollard Life revealed that about GH₵33.7M worth of cover has been insured of individual and their dependents or families since its inception in September.

While addressing both the media and the general public last week, Nashiru Iddrisu, Hollard Life’s Managing Director said, “As part of our strategy to provide value-added products, and a first in our market, last year, we launched the Adepa Family Plan. This is a product that truly covers every member of the nuclear and extended family and up to 24 others. The Adepa Family Plan also gives free cover to five of the policyholders’ children with a guaranteed 20% of premium as money back after every five years, whether a claim was made or not”.  

The three products
Adepa Wo Fie: Is a simple family-oriented than with a single premium where your spouse and five of your children are covered for free. With as low as GH₵27.00 a month, you can cover 7 members of your family.

Adepa Goal Save: This is designed for everyone with a specific target goal within a medium to long term. Set your goal and your timeline and we will quote the fixed monthly contributions needed to achieve the goal. Your goal amount is assured even in the event of death.

Adepa Saving Plan: Designed for everyone who has a need for savings and securing future especially those who earn regular incomes. The plan permits access to partial withdrawals and gives very flexible access to policy benefits after 5years.

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