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Life insurance is a legally binding contract that promises a death benefit to the policy owner when the insured person dies.

For a life insurance policy to remain in force, the policyholder must pay a single premium upfront or pay regular premiums over time.

When the insured person dies, the policy’s named beneficiaries will receive the policy’s face value, or death benefit.

Term life insurance policies expire after a certain number of years. Permanent life insurance policies remain active until the insured person dies, stops paying premiums, or surrenders the policy.

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@ Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

02/08/2020

Consumer protection is the practice of safeguarding buyers of goods and services, and the public, against unfair practices in the marketplace. Consumer protection measures are often established by law.

The main legislation for consumer protection in Tanzania is the Fair Competition Act, 2003, which largely focuses on regulating competition, misuse of market power, mergers and acquisitions, and collective consumer concerns.

Find list of consumers rights in Tanzania

1. Right to basic needs:
A consumer has the right to basic goods and services such as adequate foods, shelter and
clothing.

2. Right to Safety:
A consumer has the right to be protected against unsafe goods and services. Unsafe goods can
lead to the destruction of property, injury and even death.

3. Right to be informed:
A consumer is entitled to complete information on price, quantity and ingredients from providers of
goods and services.

4. Right to Choice:
A consumer has the right of choice from a variety of goods and services sold in the market.

5. Right to be heard:
A consumer has the right to be heard on issues which concern inn including, policies, plans,
programmes and decisions.

6. Right to redress:
A consumer has the right to redress on his grievances about substandard, unsafe, unduly
expensive goods and services, unfair claims and other unfair consumer practices.

7. Right to health and sustainable environment:

8. Right to consumer education:
A consumer has the right to education that will empower him to take informed and confident
choices of goods and services.