Samsung Life Launches July Direct Insurance Sign-Up Event With Naver Pay Points

Point Rewards Offered to Direct-Channel Sign-Up Customers

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By Park Min-joo
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Samsung Life Insurance (032830.KS) is running a promotion offering Naver Pay Points and Moni Money to customers who sign up for insurance through its direct channel during July.

According to Samsung Life on the 22nd, the event runs from July 1 to 31 and applies to customers who newly sign up for eligible insurance products through the Samsung Life direct website and MONIMO. Eligible participants who pay their premiums normally through the third installment after sign-up and maintain their contracts can receive prizes by the end of October.

Customers who sign up for protection-type insurance receive Naver Pay Points based on their monthly premium. The payout ranges from 10,000 won to a maximum of 20,000 won. Eligible products include Samsung Life's major direct protection insurance offerings such as "Samsung Pack Health Insurance (Comprehensive Pack, Cancer-Brain-Heart Pack, Brain-Heart Pack)," "Samsung Internet Term Insurance," "Samsung Internet (Non-)Renewal Cancer Insurance," "Samsung Internet (Mild Simplified) Hospitalization Health Insurance," "Samsung Internet (New Simplified) Cancer Treatment Insurance," "Samsung Internet Dental Insurance," and "Samsung Internet (New Simplified) Brain-Heart Health Insurance."

Benefits are also available for customers who sign up for financial-type products such as pension insurance. "Samsung Refund Pension Savings Insurance" and "Samsung Internet NEW Pension Insurance" offer 30,000 won in Naver Pay Points for first-time sign-ups with a monthly premium of 250,000 won or more. "Samsung Immediate Pension Insurance" provides 30,000 won in Naver Pay Points for sign-ups with a premium of 50 million won or more. "Ttabak-Ttabak Pension Insurance," a MONIMO-exclusive product, provides 30,000 won in Moni Money for first-time sign-ups with a monthly premium of 100,000 won or more.

No separate application procedure is required to participate in the event, and benefits are provided once the payout conditions are met after signing up for an eligible product. Detailed coverage for each product and event conditions can be found on the Samsung Life direct website.

Samsung Life is also focusing on strengthening the competitiveness of its direct channel in line with growing demand for non-face-to-face insurance sign-ups. Customers can directly compare and sign up for products on the website, and any questions during the sign-up process can be addressed through phone or KakaoTalk consultation services. Consultations can be requested from the product selection screen or through the "Consultation" menu in the upper right corner during the sign-up process.

"The direct channel is seeing increased use in that customers can directly select the coverage they need and sign up easily," a Samsung Life official said. "We plan to continue expanding benefits and convenience that customers can tangibly feel."

null - Seoul Economic Daily Finance News from South Korea

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Original reporting by Park Min-joo for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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