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MetLife in tie up with Apna Bazar

Our Bureau

Mumbai , July 13

MetLife India Insurance and Apna Bazar have announced the launch of `Apna Life', a Group Life insurance cover extended to the customers of Apna Bazar. This product will be available to customers who fulfil certain criteria.

On the purchase of pre-paid coupons worth Rs 6,000, any customer of Apna Bazar coming under the age band of 18 to 40 years and who satisfies certain health parameters as laid down by MetLife, will be eligible for a life cover of Rs 1 lakh sum assured, under this policy. The customer does not have to undergo a medical test but would have to fill up an application form, a good health questionnaire along with supporting documents.

According to a press release, Mr Suraj Kaaley, Chief Marketing Officer, said: "MetLife has always looked at deepening and widening its base for insurance products and Apna Life is an effective option for us to achieve this objective".

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