Sifus-Sifus sekalian,
First of all, I'd like to thank everybody here for contributing information, ideas and discussion for this thread, it really really help a lot.
I took up insurance a couple of years ago without knowing what is covered and what is not, and have no idea what I'm paying for.
I need your advise here, I have 2 insurance policies with, but I would like to start with my first one (ILP, I draw out the detailed below from e-Connect site, so most probably GE insurance agents can dicypher the information below):-
Total Installment Premium: 150.00 (Pay monthly, I was told by my agent that the premium payment stops after 14 years)
Details as follows:-
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GREAT PROTECTLINK INSURANCE 100,000.00
CRITICAL ILLNESS BENEFIT RIDER 100,000.00
IL-HEALTH PROTECTOR 200.00 <- this guys comes with my car-plate registration number attached to it
ILP FUND DETAILS
Fund Name Fund Units Price Eff. Date Bid Price *Fund Value Apportionment Rate(%) Fund Due Date
Lion Strategic Fund 824.48 27/08/2010 1.56 1,289.49 100.00 13/09/2010
POLICY VALUES
Surrender Value of SA 0.00 Net Surrender Value 0.00
Surrender Value of RB 0.00 Net Policy Loan Value 0.00
Surrender Value of TB 0.00 *Total Investment Value (for ILP only) 1,289.49
Gross Surrender Value 0.00 Accumulated RB as at 0.00
Alright, the data above might be a little scrambled, hopefully some GE agent will be able to make sense out of this, my questions are:-
1. For monthly commitment, am I paying too much for a month for the above?
2. Is the coverage sufficient?
3. For the 'investment-linked' portion, does it look good? (Well from what I read so far, investment-linked doesn't really cut it out..)
4. Can I restructure the premium (to be cheaper) and allocation so that I adjust the sum assurred to be higher or something?
5. Any other information I need to be aware of? I tried to reading the darn policy document...can't really understand much though...
If there's anything, I willing to meet up with any the agents here. Basically I need more information, more comparisons and options. Much appreciated guys.
Thanks & regards,
Z Yuan