Guys, got something to ask. Sometimes banks call up to offer us nice-sounding PA policies with low premiums, high insured amount, etc. What's the catch? They sound better than the PA I currently buy.
INSURANCE TALK, ok let start
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 Jan 4 2007, 05:46 PM
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Jan 5 2007, 02:08 AM
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Jan 4 2007, 10:41 PM) Hey, Astro subcribers also be given 'free' PA insurance coverage until 100k for 6 months from American Home insurance if no mistaken. Don't need to buy also people gave free because it is cheap and after 6 month they will lure you to continue the policy since you think it is 'cheap'. You mean if someone has PA and gets hit by a car but doesn't die, he doesn't get paid? Are you sure?PA insurance premium is quite cheap only because they cover your 'death' from accident only, nothing else. If you die from illness or other than accident then your dependant won't get a cent from the insurance.  |
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Jan 26 2007, 10:18 AM
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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. |
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