In a bid to simplify the causes and effects of transactional failures between parties in an insurance contract as well as present the multidimensional issues that characterize and relate to living risks, The Deal Breaker is here birthed.
How can someone claim to insure life? Can insurance protect and insure life? “Why should I trust you and believe?” “What are you offering?” “What do you bring to the table?” And all similar questions that hold back insurance decisions will be addressed in the coming days and weeks in this column.
The Deal Breakers will probe and uncouple the concepts binding parties to a transaction and answer important questions of trust which is essential to the insurance business. Readers will see how insurance is morphed into everyday living and losses its old-school tag.
Set on the concept of simplification, an interplay of well-curated writings will expose readers to the ordinary meaning of insurance and its multisector, multidisciplinary nature and connect these to socioeconomic realities. Every sector will be explained in its relationships with insurance principles.
Anchored by Ifeanyi Ugwuadu who has garnered a cumulative business and insurance communication experience of nearly three decades, this page will leverage his immense hands-on skills to deliver robustly and thought-provoking insight into the world of insurance in the ordinary sense.
Speaking further to TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) on what he brings to readers, he stated, “I wish to help people to get on with life and live free without fear of what might come with the everyday hustle and bustle. The more people develop confidence in facing life’s challenges, the easier it becomes to face tomorrow.”
“The wellbeing of the individual comprises the assurances of his health, family, business, finance, employment and the provision of necessities of living,” he explained, adding that “when worries of these everyday concerns are eased, the individual can courageously move forward and achieve set goals.”
“Myths and hearsay would be busted along the line”, he promised, to give people freedom of choice “while aligning heavily to the maxim, ‘customer is king’ to explain the enormous benefits of transactional success in every bit of insurance.
Every Tuesday on this page, the interconnectedness of the entire workings of the economy and the financial system with insurance, the benfits to individual and society will occupy centre stage in the analysis of issues.
