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shoduken
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Jul 11 2009, 08:18 PM
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Guys I plan to switch my insurance company.. My current insurance company is Manulife.. Already 6 years.. My insurance type is Insurance + Saving type. The interest I get every year seem not attractive. If I cancel the policy, can I still get back my money? Anyone try before? If it's not worth it I think I'll have to continue until it maturity date =.=
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shoduken
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Jul 13 2009, 12:00 PM
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QUOTE(chew_ronnie @ Jul 12 2009, 11:04 PM) Hi there, 1st of all, we need to know whether its an Investment Linked Plan or a Traditional life Plan. Your terms saving is very general to me. If its traditional life plan, it is not recommended to surrender at all bcoz you'll lose 80 to 90% of your money. A general rule of thumb, insurance policies need roughly 20 years to breakeven and that depends on how much riders/benefit you attach to it. But it still come back to the point - what is the 1st reason you bought your policy? Protection purpose or saving purpose. DO NOT mix up these 2 together. There is no 1 policy that can give both things best. Get someone to review your policy and I believe many of us here can help. There are AIA. Pru. GE n lots more agents here. Thanks, Ronnie from Allianz. Mine is http://www.manulife.com.my/products_savings.htm#04 Manulink save.. Is this traditional life plan? Oh never mind, there stated Investment-Linked plan.. So I will lost around how much if I cancel it? It's already 6 years now.. That time I bought it cause that agent is my friend's friend. Now I call her also no respond =.=. This post has been edited by shoduken: Jul 13 2009, 12:08 PM
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shoduken
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Jul 18 2009, 02:43 PM
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QUOTE(chew_ronnie @ Jul 14 2009, 10:46 AM) What kind of other riders do u attached with it? Its very hard to judge like that. And the best way is to call their customer service and they will let u know in detail. Since its an investment linked policy - i doubt you can get back much seeing that the market condition is down so basically your unit price is down too. Judging from 6 years - IMHO i think it shall be around 35% to 505 OF WHAT YOU'VE PAID. Thanks 35% to 50% ? Oh wow.. Means I don't even get the interest gain from it as well? If even I wait till maturity, the interest gain from the investment doesn't differ much from what I paid total up? This is worst than bank FD then lol..
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shoduken
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Aug 16 2011, 01:18 AM
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Hi everyone. I'm from ING Insurance. I'm dealing with Life / Savings insurance with attractive plan and high returns. PM Me for more details.
Thanks :-)
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shoduken
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Mar 4 2013, 05:00 PM
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Hi. I'm new to insurance line. Just joined. Hopefully some sifu here can enlighten me.
1. I heard that someone who worked as insurance agent lose all his income where he worked for 5 years due to an accusation? If like that, isn't it unfair?
2. There is a lady where she did achieve her target where she can enjoy 2 years income from the insurance even if she is not working. But in the end, her income were stopped because there is a drop of sales after the 5th month. I found this is very ridiculous as well because insurance agent basically don't have a basic, and their basic comes from the premium paid every month.
Btw, I joined Prudential. Do Prudential have policy that protects their agent from all these kind of problem?
Thank you. :-)
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shoduken
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Mar 20 2013, 09:40 AM
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Hi to all sifu of insurance line here. I want to asked, what's the meaning of transfer close cases to you before you get your license?
Does it mean that, the cases you've closed before you get your license is tied to your upline? Even after the case is closed, and you get your license, the transfer of the commission is transfered personally by your upline or direct from insurances company? Your close cases before you get your agent license doesn't belong you even after you get your license?
Thank you :-)
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shoduken
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Mar 25 2013, 04:44 PM
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So many prudential here ^^ Brother and Sister! Nice to meet you all :-)
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shoduken
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Mar 30 2013, 02:38 PM
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QUOTE(roystevenung @ Mar 30 2013, 01:38 PM) Since this thread is a bit dull, lets discuss on the Critical Illness :-) Lets start with the simpler ones. Kidney Failure DefinitionEnd stage kidney failure presenting as chronic irreversible failure of both kidneys to function, as a result of which regular renal dialysis is initiated or renal transplantation carried outChronic here means there is evidence to show that the kidney failure wasnt only happen yesterday. It also means that if only one kidney fail, the lump sump Critical illness / waiver is not claimable under Critical illness. I like this post. Learn something I haven't reached yet. How about Early Crisis Protector? Does it cover if one kidney fails? Cheers :-)
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shoduken
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Aug 13 2013, 10:16 AM
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Hi guys,
Is there an insurance for example, a company launch a product of a electronic standing bike where it can maneuver easily for hotels, golf club, departmental stores etc. Need an insurance for it in case there is any accident happen during the bike session/related injury cause by the bike?
Thank you. :-)
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