QUOTE(john123x @ Oct 13 2012, 07:03 PM)
guys, i decided to ask question here, until i am ready.
1.PRUflexi med and pruhealth ,, which is more expensive?
2. PRUflexi med and pruhealth, do both of them provide med card?
3.
-PRUflexi med and pruhealth, why expiry age 70, but premium rate stated until age 60?
-expiry age 80, but premium rate stated until 70?
1)PRUflexi med is more expensive if compare to PRUhealth, but have wider coverage & lower co-insurance if compare1.PRUflexi med and pruhealth ,, which is more expensive?
2. PRUflexi med and pruhealth, do both of them provide med card?
3.
-PRUflexi med and pruhealth, why expiry age 70, but premium rate stated until age 60?
-expiry age 80, but premium rate stated until 70?
to PRUhealth
2)both do provide a med card
3)you can choose for either plan to be renewable up to age 70, 80 or even till 90 & 100 (PRUflexi)
QUOTE(john123x @ Oct 14 2012, 12:32 PM)
i think there is a bit of misunderstanding, my question is in the pru flexi and pru health brouchure, there is a table of premium.
for expiry date 70, the table only state premium up to age 60 only, my question is why premium for age 61-70 are not stated in the brochure?
I do believe co-insurance is better, if at retirement age, and if anyone cant pay even a 1k medical bill, then the fellow probably have a failed retirement plan.
other enquiries:
1. can i have pru health standalone without attached to investment linked?
2. can i confirm again, co insurance min 300 max rm1000?
3. do hospital medical bill for accidental injury claimable? i mean broken leg, at private hospital few days
4. if i pay additinal for pru health auto upgrade, will the premium follow the new plan or the original plan, how about No Claim Bonus? ,NCb follow the new plan or the original plan.
5. i do think the pru health auto upgrade is more attractive than pru flexi, pru 150 can be pru 400 by auto upgrade...
1)NO - must be attached to an investment-link planfor expiry date 70, the table only state premium up to age 60 only, my question is why premium for age 61-70 are not stated in the brochure?
I do believe co-insurance is better, if at retirement age, and if anyone cant pay even a 1k medical bill, then the fellow probably have a failed retirement plan.
other enquiries:
1. can i have pru health standalone without attached to investment linked?
2. can i confirm again, co insurance min 300 max rm1000?
3. do hospital medical bill for accidental injury claimable? i mean broken leg, at private hospital few days
4. if i pay additinal for pru health auto upgrade, will the premium follow the new plan or the original plan, how about No Claim Bonus? ,NCb follow the new plan or the original plan.
5. i do think the pru health auto upgrade is more attractive than pru flexi, pru 150 can be pru 400 by auto upgrade...
2)you are right
3)YES
4)If you are paying for a basic PRUhealth 100 plan + auto upgrade, the premium will be fix as the auto-upgrade is an additional rider u have been paying. For the NCB you will still enjoy it as it increase to the higher plan
5)its up to individual, some prefer PRUhealth & some prefer PRUflexi
This post has been edited by Colaboy: Oct 14 2012, 02:13 PM
Oct 14 2012, 02:07 PM

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