The Barbados Association of Retired Persons in collaboration with Lynch Insurance Brokers and ICBL have launched another life benefit plan.
It replaces a similar plan which was discontinued by a previous insurance carrier.
Essentially it provides funds to assist with burial expenses.
Rosemary Austin of Lynch Insurance Brokers explains.
Interested individuals can enroll online.
Meanwhile, BARP’s President Marilyn Rice-Bowen is encouraging members to make a will.
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