QUOTE(strategist @ Dec 18 2016, 01:14 PM)
Hi all,
I just bought an investment-linked medical insurance paying RM400 per month, which is 10% of my net salary.
Wondering if it is too high. How many percent of basic salary should go into insurance? Most people I know only pays ~RM200 for their insurance. I might have been pushed to get a package I don't need, kinda regret it now.
definitely the plan can help u i suppose. just that you feel regret because perhaps agent didnt explain clearly how it the plan can help you?
QUOTE(itanium89 @ Dec 18 2016, 06:49 PM)
any alternative plan for 63 years old mother with
2 dependants?

what are you looking into for your mum? at least must have a basic medical coverage and life.
QUOTE(almeizer @ Dec 18 2016, 08:40 PM)
What is the cheapest standalone PA in Malaysia (without hospitalization reimbursement)?
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AXA (by HSBC) offer S$15 per year for S$150k coverage in Singapore. With discount when bundle with spouse and child. I think I'm going to get it. That's equivalent to RM45 per year for RM450k coverage.
https://digital.axa.com.sg/pahsbc/#/pa-hsbcwhat is the individual details? age, sex, occupation, smoker/non smoker?