QUOTE(Dannyl @ Jan 26 2007, 10:18 AM)
Wanna ask something, I've been buying AIA and ING for years. So let's say I want to revise the policies now concerning my insured amount, premium, etc, is it possible? Since insurance is getting cheaper and there are lots more attractive prices around...
No I don't want to ask my agent, I want to know from a neutral party.
If you're thinking of revising the current plans, yes it is possible to a limited extent and yes, you will have to consult your agent regarding that.No I don't want to ask my agent, I want to know from a neutral party.
However if you're thinking of replacing the old policies with newer ones then it is not in your best interest to replace a policy because:
· You will likely have to pay a higher premium since you are older.
· Your cash value will build up slowly, as your new premium must pay for the initial cost of writing the life insurance policy a second time.
· The 2-year period of contestability will begin again. Similarly, the suicide clause also allows for the policy to start afresh.
· The existing policy may have more favourable provisions than the new policy in areas such as settlement options and disability benefits.
· Your present life insurance company can often make the changes you want at a lower cost to you.
However if you're considering to purchase newer policies, then consider a Financial Health Check to see if you're in good financial health or not. As our financial situation changes from time to time, it is best to review your policies from time to time as your financial needs might change due to higher liabilities or the greater resposibilies of having children.
Jan 26 2007, 02:17 PM

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