For the first time in Sri Lanka, Amana Takaful Life Insurance is offering customisable life insurance plans, with a Gold Fund, a step forward in the life insurance industry of Sri Lanka. 

With a wide range of investment strategies, the Amana Takaful Life Insurance Policy can be tailor-made to perfectly suit your own financial objectives and risk tolerance. Whether you are a risk-taker, who wants to seize the moment and jump on a potential opportunity or someone who prefers more stability, planning and calculated decision-making, be rest assured Amana has the ideal fund option for you to utilise the investment component of your insurance premium. Its insurance plan allows your humble investments of today to grow considerably larger with time – of your own accord. 

Raising the bar for life insurance even further, its Gold Fund allows the investment component of your premium to be invested in gold, providing significant protection against the effects of inflation and economic cyclical fluctuations. With its Gold Fund, you can even choose to walk away with gold bars at maturity or its cash equivalent, securing it for generations to come, a revolutionary feature it provides for its revered clients.

Serving the dual benefits of the protection provided by an insurance cover, coupled with long-term returns on your investments, it’s up to you to decide how much you invest. And if circumstances change, you can modify your investment strategy at any time you want.

Amana Takaful Insurance has leveraged on its customer-centricity with a much-awaited insurance policy that caters to everyone, from all walks of life.

COVID-19 continues to crush lives, livelihoods and hopes of a world that looked forward to a new decade. The increase in mortality risk and significant uncertainty has awakened the public’s need for life insurance and has shown that the prospect of leaving loved ones behind without adequate financial support is no longer a low-probable event. The enormity of its effects on the life and health insurance industry alone is expected to linger for years after the pandemic has ended.

As people turn to life insurance to create wealth, combat uncertainty and secure the future they envision for themselves and their families, the response from the life insurance industry has been slow and far from revolutionary, its access still limited and benefits still mediocre.