Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance's 'Self Coverage Analysis' Praised... "16,000 Users in Just 100 Days Since Launch"

For Website Registered Members
Insurance Subscription History Check Service
42.9% of Users Are in Their 20s and 30s

[Asia Economy Reporter Ki Ha-young] Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance announced on the 30th that its newly launched 'Self Coverage Analysis' on its website and mobile app last December is receiving positive responses from customers.

Self Coverage Analysis is a service that analyzes the insurance details subscribed by customers in an easy-to-understand manner based on data from Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance and the Korea Credit Information Services. Customers can check their insurance subscription status across various insurers at a glance, which can be used to supplement insufficient coverage or reduce unnecessary premiums.

Marking 100 days since its launch, about 16,000 people had used the service as of February. Over the past week, more than 800 people per day checked their coverage details, and 42.9% of users are in their 30s or younger, indicating a preference among the younger generation.

Without needing a separate subscription plan, customers can easily check their simple insurance subscription details without burden, and if additional consultation is desired, they can request professional consulting from Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance RC agents, which is another advantage.

This service is available after signing up on the website, completing identity verification, and consenting to the provision of personal information. The Self Coverage Analysis consists of four categories: Myself, Family, Home, and Automobile, showing the preparation level for each category in three stages: Appropriate, Average, and Needed. It also categorizes detailed risks that may occur in daily life by situation and displays the subscribed coverage and insured amounts as scores out of 5 points for easy understanding.

In particular, it is useful as it checks not only actual medical expenses, diagnosis fees, and death coverage but also cost-loss coverages that customers tend to overlook, such as daily life liability, fire fines, and traffic accident handling support funds.