QUOTE(HMMaster @ Dec 28 2013, 10:29 PM)
Hi,
For AIA's A-Plus CriticalCare, is it that the sum assured for the CI will increase 1% per year?
For example, If I purchase A-Lifelink 380k + A-PlusCriticalCare 100k (both with 1% anniversary bonus, max 20%) after 30years, the sum assured will be:-
380k*1%*20=76000 + 380000 = 456000
100k*1%*20=20000 + 100000 = 120000
Is the above calculation correct?
Btw, any reason why AIA cash value higher than GE at 30years~?
Yes. Is correct (plus fund value) if it happens on year 21 and onwards. For AIA's A-Plus CriticalCare, is it that the sum assured for the CI will increase 1% per year?
For example, If I purchase A-Lifelink 380k + A-PlusCriticalCare 100k (both with 1% anniversary bonus, max 20%) after 30years, the sum assured will be:-
380k*1%*20=76000 + 380000 = 456000
100k*1%*20=20000 + 100000 = 120000
Is the above calculation correct?
Btw, any reason why AIA cash value higher than GE at 30years~?
If claim 36CI and death a few months later, remaining 336k + fund value will be payable.
Future fund value or cash value at 30 years can be affected by
1) Projection rate
2) Cost of insurance
3) Other charges like fund management charges, policy fees etc.
4) Projected by monthly premium or yearly premium
5) Regular top up
Comparing the few points above, you will get your answer.
Dec 29 2013, 12:21 AM

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