MetLife has expanded the scope of its personal accident insurance called “Emeklik Güvende”, which was designed for retired individuals wishing to have a relaxed and comfortable retirement period with multiple service options.

MetLife Emeklilik ve Hayat has a wide range of products addressing the changing needs of different customer segments. The company has enriched and expanded the scope of its personal accident product called “Emeklim Güvende” in accordance with the daily needs of its retired customers. The product targets individuals who have retired or are close to retirement as one of the significant customer segments of DenizBank, MetLife’s main distribution channel.

The product can be bought by individuals younger than 71, and offers financial protection against death, permanent disability and treatment costs following an accident, in addition to burns and fractures which can frequently be experienced by individuals at this age. “Emeklik Güvende Plus Assistance” package is included within the policy scope and offers free of charge or discount services that retired individuals may require in their daily lives such as ultra and mini medical check-ups, eye health services including cataract surgery, psychological consultancy, medical assistance, dietician and healthy nutrition, professional house assistance, air-conditioning and heater maintenance, home care and hobby clubs. Deniz Yurtseven, General Manager of MetLife Emeklilik ve Hayat, gave a statement about the extended scope of their special personal accident product. “Retired individuals have been spending more time at home after the COVID-19 breakout, and their requirements have consequently transformed. And as MetLife, we tried to improve our products and simplify their lives with different services considering the changing living conditions of retired individuals as a result of the pandemic circumstances. We will continue to differentiate our company in the market with innovative products and services that make our valuable young retirees and elders feel safe and secure,” he said.