QUOTE(eternity4life @ Jan 28 2015, 12:45 AM)
Hi, I would like to understand the reason and your perspective on why you said insurance will not protect you? Did you have experience of bad claims before? Or currently you feel you don't have that much commitment hence insurance is not important for the time being?
As someone who is working in the financial planning industry (not insurance agency etc2), wealth management is prioritize by the order of wealth protection, then wealth accumulation, wealth conservation and lastly wealth distribution. Insurance is considered as one of the main financial products for wealth protection. The reason to this is because if you are diagnosed with one of the 36 CI, you cannot work which stops a large(if not all) part of your income. You would also be faced with a huge medical fees to undergo medical treatment.
Insurance acts as an income replacement while you recover. Medical expenses are one the most likely incident that would eat up all our savings hence the reason one of the main causes of people gone into bankruptcy(base on AKPK) was making loans to pay for medical expenses. There's no point of accumulating wealth if it's all going to go down the drain paying for hospital bills hence the reason financial planners focus on this first especially for the mass affluent.
Even if you feel that insurance is not important for the time being, I would advice on at least buying a medical card for yourself. Good luck with your financial management. All the best.
Yes, get a medical card. I am not an agent.As someone who is working in the financial planning industry (not insurance agency etc2), wealth management is prioritize by the order of wealth protection, then wealth accumulation, wealth conservation and lastly wealth distribution. Insurance is considered as one of the main financial products for wealth protection. The reason to this is because if you are diagnosed with one of the 36 CI, you cannot work which stops a large(if not all) part of your income. You would also be faced with a huge medical fees to undergo medical treatment.
Insurance acts as an income replacement while you recover. Medical expenses are one the most likely incident that would eat up all our savings hence the reason one of the main causes of people gone into bankruptcy(base on AKPK) was making loans to pay for medical expenses. There's no point of accumulating wealth if it's all going to go down the drain paying for hospital bills hence the reason financial planners focus on this first especially for the mass affluent.
Even if you feel that insurance is not important for the time being, I would advice on at least buying a medical card for yourself. Good luck with your financial management. All the best.
Jan 28 2015, 02:33 AM

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