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MaxWealth
post Feb 13 2012, 10:20 PM

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QUOTE(mucklampir @ Feb 12 2012, 11:35 PM)
hi maxwealth.. Thanks for clearing up few things.. Neway got some other bonus question if u dont mind..
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i) is it true ING standalone med card dont have copayment including outpatient treatment?
RM 50 self deductible only applies for hospitalization and day surgery benefits.
Others like "out ofhospital benefits" such as emergency accident outpatient treatment, Post hopitalization or day surgery follow up, Outpatient cancer kidney disalysis, no self deductible.


ii) if true then no need to upgrade to investmint link one since automatically will lost the no copayment benefit. Or can choose to stay the one without copayment even upgrading to invesment link? Can upgrade to plan 3 for higher R/B and lifetime..
Now you are in IMPLUS 2, if you need extra limit, you can choose
1) get another medical card (ILP-PRIME Mediplus), so you have 2 medical card. You can claim from ILP medical card first and the excess claim (exceed annual limit or life time limit or exceed R&B limit or ICU limit or 10% co insurance) from standalone medical card.
2) Upgrade to ILP PRIME Mediplus but the difference of ILP and standalone are, ILP has 10% co insurance yet with higher annual limit and lifetime limit.
3) Or upgrade from IMPLUS 2 to IMPLUS 3 upon policy anniversary. Subjected to approval.


iii) reason asking becoz currently have been looking around for investment link product due to some reason. But still doing the readings to understand the mechanism. Having said that, how to upgrade to ILP but keeping the med card which already enforced?
Just keep your existing medical card and get an extra medical card to top up your coverage? We don't really encourage switching medical card from one to another. Never.
by the way, what is the features of ILP that attracts you?
I am not sure i get your question or not


iv) should i dont want to upgrade to ILP and just want to upgrade the standalone med card to plan 3, is there any waiting period or other restriction await?
Yes. You can do it during POLICY ANNIVERSARY. No restart of waiting period. However, this is subjected to approval. And, if claim (small claim usually no problem, let say cancer claim) during the upgrade period, you claim for IMPLUS 2 and not IMPLUS 3 because it havent approved. Let say it is approved but claim for cancer in a very short period? This is very headache. This case will need to investigate. However, my answer is no absolute correct regarding the claim, because this is a grey area.

V) reason is the low R/8 and lifetime. Even only need to pay rm50 per admittance, but with R/B only rm180 will make me still need to pay few hundreds ringgit for the excess R/B. Nowadays very hard to find room below rm200 and very limited if any (at least based on my frens experience). So in the end even without copayment, i still need to fork own money whcih is getting worse the longer the stay. But problem reduced if i can get plan 3

thanks..

It depends on what kind of room and hospital you are looking for. Is single bed room, yes, possible RM 180 is not enough. If twin sharing, i think still possible in Klang Valley area.


p/s Already start reading this topic from 1st page to understand on the ILP things, found lots of great info discussion. And suddently found my old posting when start asking med card 6 years back ;P neway anybody knows where can i get comprehensive explanation on the ILP especially on the distribution n calculation?
You can get it from agent that know about ILP XD
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post Feb 15 2012, 07:43 AM

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Hi Maxwealth,

i'm kind of interested with ILP due to:

i) to extend the coverage - currently my term insurance(critical+life) only cover me for 20 years with less than 15 years left which i'll be 46 by that time. i would like to extend it to maybe 70
ii) interested with the waiver thing. my critical illness cover me for 200k which could be drain later just to cover medical card for years to come (just in case)

am i correct that only ILP can provide above option? talked to my agent my term insurance can be extended but will be very expensive.

Anybody can please quote me for below requirement:

i) life - 200k
ii) tpd - 200k (cover till 60-70 age)
iii) CI - 200k (cover till 60-70 age)
iv) medical card - R@B >300, annual> 100k (cover till >80)
v) PA - 200k (cover till 60-70 age)

any good rider please try to attach (waiver, hosp allowance, etc). If possible please provide me a complete proposal package. Budget around 500/month. Details:

age - 31
sex - male
job - manufacturing at chemical industry; supervisory level
smoke - no


p/s maxwealth~ ING medical card got this magnetic line at the back mean for swipe which i've never seen at other med card. is there any additional benefit for this swipe thing? can proceed faster than other medical cards?

This post has been edited by mucklampir: Feb 16 2012, 08:12 AM
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QUOTE(NNathan @ Feb 13 2012, 09:22 AM)
How many insurance agents are on this post?

Any from Takaful Malaysia, AXA Affin, Tokio Marine?

Just wondering, anyone knows what the Takaful Malaysia 15% discount is about?

Thanks.
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U meant direct discount or the mudharabah payment? Takaful Malaysia will refund 15% of your premium amount in the event when there is no claim being made within that particular period of takaful. As far as i know, this concept of mudharabah applied throughout their product..u can see the policy wording describe about the mudharabah payment.. and for the direct discount, IINM its applied for corporate client..not sure about walk in customer..
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post Feb 16 2012, 10:33 AM

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QUOTE(mucklampir @ Feb 15 2012, 07:43 AM)
Hi Maxwealth,

i'm kind of interested with ILP due to:

i) to extend the coverage - currently my term insurance(critical+life) only cover me for 20 years with less than 15 years left which i'll be 46 by that time. i would like to extend it to maybe 70
ii) interested with the waiver thing. my critical illness cover me for 200k which could be drain later just to cover medical card for years to come (just in case)

am i correct that only ILP can provide above option? talked to my agent my term insurance can be extended but will be very expensive.

Anybody can please quote me for below requirement:

i) life - 200k
ii) tpd - 200k (cover till 60-70 age)
iii) CI - 200k (cover till 60-70 age)
iv) medical card - R@B >300, annual> 100k (cover till >80)
v) PA - 200k (cover till 60-70 age)

any good rider please try to attach (waiver, hosp allowance, etc). If possible please provide me a complete proposal package. Budget around 500/month. Details:

age - 31
sex - male
job - manufacturing at chemical industry; supervisory level
smoke - no
p/s maxwealth~ ING medical card got this magnetic line at the back mean for swipe which i've never seen at other med card. is there any additional benefit for this swipe thing? can proceed faster than other medical cards?
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Im BSN PRUdential Advisor. If you dont mind, I can quote you as per requested..But how much actually your bdget contribution ?

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post Feb 16 2012, 07:51 PM

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QUOTE(isheaa @ Feb 16 2012, 10:33 AM)
Im BSN PRUdential Advisor. If you dont mind, I can quote you as per requested..But how much actually your bdget contribution ?
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rm500/month plus minus..

Please quote me mucklampir@yahoo.com

tq..
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post Feb 16 2012, 10:15 PM

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QUOTE(mucklampir @ Feb 15 2012, 07:43 AM)
p/s maxwealth~ ING medical card got this magnetic line at the back mean for swipe which i've never seen at other med card. is there any additional benefit for this swipe thing? can proceed faster than other medical cards?
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some ING panel clinic has a special device to swipe the card only instead of filling out forms.
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post Feb 17 2012, 01:37 AM

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QUOTE(mucklampir @ Feb 15 2012, 07:43 AM)
Hi Maxwealth,

i'm kind of interested with ILP due to:

i) to extend the coverage - currently my term insurance(critical+life) only cover me for 20 years with less than 15 years left which i'll be 46 by that time. i would like to extend it to maybe 70

Ya.. the limitation of term plan is cover up to age 70 only. If want to cover more than 70, either go for whole life (up to age 85) or ILP (age 100, however, the cost of insurance is very very high..), However, tpd coverage is up to age 65*** only. (**ING)

ii) interested with the waiver thing. my critical illness cover me for 200k which could be drain later just to cover medical card for years to come (just in case)

am i correct that only ILP can provide above option? talked to my agent my term insurance can be extended but will be very expensive.

Hmm, actually you know what? actually waiver is a decreasing CI term. Usually waived up to age 70 only. That means, age 71, you still need to continue to pay for the premium. But suppose not a big problem...
Yes. so far, only ILP has this kind of waiver thing. However, you can consider decreasing term (death/tpd/CI) but the cost is higher than the cost of insurance of the waiver in ILP because it covers death and tpd as well. Waiver in ILP doesn't provide any benefits on death and tpd.
Let me see, your concern is, let say the insured utilize RM 200k payout from the CI as medical/ living fund due to XYZ reasons, when this insured pass away, he will not have any money left for his next kin and this is the purpose you want a waiver? Let say your premium is RM 3k per year. what if the insured pass away after 2 years?
He will get the fund value + extra 6k from waiver?
Why not increase the life portion to 100k or 200k extra.
Make it life RM 400k, CI 200k.
That means (example)
death,tpd: RM 400k+ fund value
CI: RM 200k first, upon death another 200k+ fund value.
I think this can settle his problem in a more effective way. However,  the relative cost is slightly higher.
Yes, a 20 years term and a term up to age 70 has big difference in the premium.
Because 20 years term, you are averaging the younger 20 years cost and calcualted it into premium
And if up tp 70 years old, you are averaging the total cost up to age 70 ( the older, the higher the risk (as well as cost).


Anybody can please quote me for below requirement:

i) life - 200k
ii) tpd - 200k (cover till 60-70 age)
iii) CI - 200k (cover till 60-70 age)
iv) medical card - R@B >300, annual> 100k (cover till >80)
v) PA - 200k (cover till 60-70 age)

any good rider please try to attach (waiver, hosp allowance, etc). If possible please provide me a complete proposal package. Budget around 500/month. Details:

age - 31
sex - male
job - manufacturing at chemical industry; supervisory level
smoke - no
p/s maxwealth~ ING medical card got this magnetic line at the back mean for swipe which i've never seen at other med card. is there any additional benefit for this swipe thing? can proceed faster than other medical cards?

Hmm, not so sure bro. Suppose can avoid typo error instead of typing the info one by one ?? Fast or not depends on the hospital and the doctor's report. If the doctor report is not complete, or not certain, then Insurance company need to verify with the hospital lo. After get it, then insurance company will issue guarantee letter and the patient can admit.

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post Feb 17 2012, 07:58 AM

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QUOTE(V12Kompressor @ Feb 16 2012, 10:15 PM)
some ING panel clinic has a special device to swipe the card only instead of filling out forms.
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hi V12, thanks for the clarification. after many years only i know what the layer means for.. rclxms.gif

QUOTE(MaxWealth @ Feb 17 2012, 01:37 AM)
Sorry for the late reply..
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hi Max.. thanks for the reply..

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Hmm, actually you know what? actually waiver is a decreasing CI term. Usually waived up to age 70 only. That means, age 71, you still need to continue to pay for the premium. But suppose not a big problem...
Yes. so far, only ILP has this kind of waiver thing. However, you can consider decreasing term (death/tpd/CI) but the cost is higher than the cost of insurance of the waiver in ILP because it covers death and tpd as well. Waiver in ILP doesn't provide any benefits on death and tpd.


i thought the waiver provide benefit for both tpd and life when u declared got CI and cover CI and death once u declared TPD. isn't it the it works?

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Let me see, your concern is, let say the insured utilize RM 200k payout from the CI as medical/ living fund due to XYZ reasons, when this insured pass away, he will not have any money left for his next kin and this is the purpose you want a waiver?


true.. that is the reason

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Let say your premium is RM 3k per year. what if the insured pass away after 2 years?
He will get the fund value + extra 6k from waiver?
Why not increase the life portion to 100k or 200k extra.
Make it life RM 400k, CI 200k.
That means (example)
death,tpd: RM 400k+ fund value
CI: RM 200k first, upon death another 200k+ fund value.
I think this can settle his problem in a more effective way. However,  the relative cost is slightly higher.
Yes, a 20 years term and a term up to age 70 has big difference in the premium.
Because 20 years term, you are averaging the younger 20 years cost and calcualted it into premium
And if up tp 70 years old, you are averaging the total cost up to age 70 ( the older, the higher the risk (as well as cost).


yups.. that is the reason i'm looking for ILP to give thorough study whether it really can solve my difficulty and worth or not. if i want to stay with my current protection but meet my new requirement, i can increase both the sum assured and extend the years but the cost is very expensive. so now i'm comparing this cost with the ILP for long term one. i know if comparing it with current time ILP will win definitely but how will it be after many years. i've never involved with this ILP thing so all things are vague now. need to study all the ILP plan to see whether i really need it and which plan suit me most.

anyway many2 thanks for ur input. gives me a lot of different ways to think about the options and clarify many doubt.


thanks..
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QUOTE(mucklampir @ Feb 16 2012, 07:51 PM)
rm500/month plus minus..

Please quote me mucklampir@yahoo.com

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I have sent you a quotation. Please check and reach me if you need any of info/assistant. Tq
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QUOTE(mucklampir @ Feb 17 2012, 07:58 AM)
hi V12, thanks for the clarification. after many years only i know what the layer means for..  rclxms.gif
hi Max.. thanks for the reply..
No problem wink.gif

i thought the waiver provide benefit for both tpd and life when u declared got CI and cover CI and death once u declared TPD. isn't it the it works?
Hmm, what i am going to mean is
If insured is death- No benefit payable under the waiver. The plan terminate.
If the insured is tpd- no benefit payable. Plan still inforced. Need to pay the premium (pay for remaining riders only and it is less premium as the the basic plan is claimed due to tpd).
If the insured is diagnosed with 36 CI except angioplasty etc- The premium up to 70 years old will be waived wink.gif


true.. that is the reason
yups.. that is the reason i'm looking for ILP to give thorough study whether it really can solve my difficulty and worth or not. if i want to stay with my current protection but meet my new requirement, i can increase both the sum assured and extend the years but the cost is very expensive. so now i'm comparing this cost with the ILP for long term one. i know if comparing it with current time ILP will win definitely but how will it be after many years. i've never involved with this ILP thing so all things are vague now. need to study all the ILP plan to see whether i really need it and which plan suit me most.

anyway many2 thanks for ur input. gives me a lot of different ways to think about the options and clarify many doubt.
thanks..

True. It will win at this current time in term of COST. We can't tell which is better because ILP is depending on fund performance and most importantly, the future mortality/ claim rate. If higher, then the insurance cost will be higher. And also others variable such as policy fees, fund management cost etc.

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Take your time studying wink.gif

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post Feb 21 2012, 07:14 AM

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hi guys.. Anybody heard the new pru flexi medical card? Can choose any combination for annual limit and R/B, can opt for no co-insurance, if R/8 lower than limit then get paid for the difference, lifetime 20x annual. Any catch?


Added on February 21, 2012, 7:36 amhi guys.. Anybody heard the new pru flexi medical card? Can choose any combination for annual limit and R/B, can opt for no co-insurance, if R/8 lower than limit then get paid for the difference, lifetime 20x annual. Any catch?

This post has been edited by mucklampir: Feb 21 2012, 07:36 AM
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QUOTE(mucklampir @ Feb 21 2012, 07:14 AM)
hi guys.. Anybody heard the new pru flexi medical card? Can choose any combination for annual limit and R/B, can opt for no co-insurance, if R/8 lower than limit then get paid for the difference, lifetime 20x annual. Any catch?


Added on February 21, 2012, 7:36 amhi guys.. Anybody heard the new pru flexi medical card? Can choose any combination for annual limit and R/B, can opt for no co-insurance, if R/8 lower than limit then get paid for the difference, lifetime 20x annual. Any catch?
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ya correct . . . its flexible now

We can adjust the R&B from RM100 ==>RM400. The annual limit & lifetime limit for the medical card
is also according to customer preference so that we can tailor made to them. Co-insurance will have new
option of RM300 or No Co-insurance if admit to hospital

GOOD NEWS for everybody!! thumbup.gif thumbup.gif thumbup.gif thumbup.gif thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(Colaboy @ Feb 21 2012, 08:58 AM)
ya correct . . . its flexible now

We can adjust the R&B from RM100 ==>RM400. The annual limit & lifetime limit for the medical card
is also according to customer preference so that we can tailor made to them. Co-insurance will have new
option of RM300 or No Co-insurance if admit to hospital

GOOD NEWS for everybody!!  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif
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is the no co-insurance apply to outpatient treatment too?
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QUOTE(mucklampir @ Feb 21 2012, 11:18 AM)
is the no co-insurance apply to outpatient treatment too?
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post Feb 21 2012, 08:06 PM

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if we already have big coverage for life, should we consider to have PA as well? Just for my understanding, in case we have tpd or die due to accident, the life+CI will cover also right?
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QUOTE(mucklampir @ Feb 21 2012, 08:06 PM)
if we already have big coverage for life, should we consider to have PA as well? Just for my understanding, in case we have tpd or die due to  accident, the life+CI will cover also right?
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Life insurance coverage include Death & TPD
PA coverage include Death & TPD (due to accidental only)
Some CI does not cover for natural death, they only cover for Illness

To answer ur question, if you alreaddy have high life & CI coverage
PA is just an additional coverage for you. If your work require you to
go outstation very frequent & exp sales or maybe have other potential risk
you may consider having 1.


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QUOTE(Colaboy @ Feb 22 2012, 08:32 AM)
Life insurance coverage include Death & TPD
PA coverage include Death & TPD (due to accidental only)
Some CI does not cover for natural death, they only cover for Illness

To answer ur question, if you alreaddy have high life & CI coverage
PA is just an additional coverage for you. If your work require you to
go outstation very frequent & exp sales or maybe have other potential risk
you may consider having 1.
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if the CI cover death, will it cover death due to accident? Will it cover TPD due to accident?


Added on February 22, 2012, 10:50 am
QUOTE(Colaboy @ Feb 22 2012, 08:32 AM)
Life insurance coverage include Death & TPD
PA coverage include Death & TPD (due to accidental only)
Some CI does not cover for natural death, they only cover for Illness

To answer ur question, if you alreaddy have high life & CI coverage
PA is just an additional coverage for you. If your work require you to
go outstation very frequent & exp sales or maybe have other potential risk
you may consider having 1.
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if the CI cover death, will it cover death due to accident? Will it cover TPD due to accident?

This post has been edited by mucklampir: Feb 22 2012, 10:50 AM
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QUOTE(mucklampir @ Feb 22 2012, 10:34 AM)
if the CI cover death, will it cover death due to accident? Will it cover TPD due to accident?


Added on February 22, 2012, 10:50 am
if the CI cover death, will it cover death due to accident? Will it cover TPD due to accident?
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This is very subjective, but usually term CI only cover for critical illness. It will cover if life insurance is attached to the policy as well.

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You wont get accidental death from CI.
Put it easy terms, PA are for accidents which covers most areas for example lost of a finger (or a phalanx of finger) but it does not cover accidental paper cut or minor scratch.

If you don't have any policies yet, it would definitely be recommended to get Life+CI+PA+MedicalCard =)
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Hi guys, i know i can find many helpful agent/non-agent from different insurance companies here. I need advice in looking for a medical card/plan.

Here's my detail:
-29, non-smoker,office worker.
-Currently already have a life-ci-tpd plan for 3 years.
-am looking for a long term card that can be attached to a plan in hope that future fund/cash could somehow help reduce the card cost in future.
-currently company provide medical card for coverage.

I've look at a few cards in general (but not in detailed) and of course each has their strength for comparison. Below are my concerns and please add on if you see fit.

ING - No co-insurance which is good but low annual and life limit coverage in comparison. Generally talking about middle range plan of RM180/RM200 where the coverage is the limit is 110,000/330,000. Do you reckon this is a low in seeing current and upcoming trend of inflation as well as medical cost?

PRU - Has co-insurance and can add premium (need to pay extra) to get hospital allowance to kind of offset it. Premium wise is of the higher range and expensive. What other benefits to it that justify its higher range premium? appreciate your points for discussion sake.

Alliance - one of the most competitive premium i would say while it gives high coverage. As noted, it mentions that the claims are mostly subject to Reasonable customary charges - how can we get more details about this clause?

Above are the only plan that i manage to get some information for comparison. And below are the other questions that I hope to get an answer from these companies:

1. if exceed room and board limit (say 200), will there be 20% co-insurance or additional charges?
2. are they guaranteed renewal? if yes, till what age limit & then subject to yearly?
3. do you see the need in topup cash to the fund (for ILP) in the later stage? as early as 50?

That's all i have for now, thanks

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