Supreme Term (incl. Limited Pay 65 & Supreme Living Term)
The 2014-era flagship level term family. No longer on Great Eastern’s current term-life page — existing policies continue on their original contract terms.
Supreme Term was Great Eastern's flagship level term of the mid-2010s — a non-participating plan covering death, TPD and terminal illness with guaranteed level premiums and terms from 6 years up to age 85, documented in an official brochure dated 8 October 2014.
It came with two notable variants: Supreme Term (Limited Pay 65), which stopped premiums at 65 but cut the sum assured by 50% after the premium term — a detail holders often forget — and Supreme Living Term, the CI-accelerated sibling covering 37 severe-stage conditions whose premiums were NOT guaranteed (adjustable on 45 days' notice).
What’s publicly known
What isn’t published
- Exact launch and withdrawal dates (superseded by GREAT Term around 2019 — unspecified publicly)
Still holding a Supreme Term (incl. Limited Pay 65 & Supreme Living Term) policy?
An adviser can help you:
- Read your original policy contract and confirm exactly what it still covers
- Compare keeping it against replacing it — legacy plans are sometimes worth keeping
- Check whether current Great Eastern plans fill any gaps it leaves
Sources
- Supreme Term brochure (8 Oct 2014, compareFIRST)
- Supreme Living Term product summary (compareFIRST)
- GE Register of Insured Policies
Legacy-plan information is compiled from limited public materials and third-party overviews — never rely on it for a decision about an in-force policy. Your policy document is the only authoritative description of your cover. Confirm with Great Eastern or a licensed financial adviser.