QUOTE(roystevenung @ Jun 5 2014, 03:18 PM)
Yes, the PMM5 is the older version as compared to the new medical plan call PRUflexi med (PFM). PMM5 is based on co-insurance (10%, min RM300~RM1K for inpatient. 10%, no max co-insurance for outpatient);
whilst PFM (either RM300 deductible or Zero Deductible). Zero Deductible means there is no co-insurance.
Of course when it comes to the insurance charges, the PFM is having a higher insurance charges as compared to PMM5.
Yup, the plans on the PRUvantage are based on whole life policy which is not easily upgraded/downgraded as compared to the plans that are attached to the Investment Linked Policies (ILP).
This is also the reason why we never had upgrade options for PRUvantage customers
hmm, then i think i will never get the upgrade offer.unless i upgrade it manualkkly.....whilst PFM (either RM300 deductible or Zero Deductible). Zero Deductible means there is no co-insurance.
Of course when it comes to the insurance charges, the PFM is having a higher insurance charges as compared to PMM5.
Yup, the plans on the PRUvantage are based on whole life policy which is not easily upgraded/downgraded as compared to the plans that are attached to the Investment Linked Policies (ILP).
This is also the reason why we never had upgrade options for PRUvantage customers
thanks for ur info, honestly, most agent wont tell customer so much details...
hi, another Q..can u PM me the plan for PFM,(mayb wif RM300 deductible)
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Jun 5 2014, 03:40 PM

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