QUOTE(flowerpower212 @ Jan 17 2016, 04:28 PM)
Hi everyone. Would appreciate your help with insurance.
I have no experience buying medical cards. Please help.
Deciding to choose between stand-alone medical cards, AIA A-life med regular and AXA Affin SCO.
1) Are both guaranteed renewable? Do both have portfolio withdraw clause?
Which card can be renewed for up to another 50 years?
If I buy a medical card now in 2016 and then AIA or AXA comes out with another new medical card, say in 2020, do I reapply for the
new card like a new applicant and approval depending on my latest health status or can I continue with the card I bought in 2016?
2) Will my premium be increased due to my own heavy claims?
3) What other stand alone medical cards are there that are guaranteed renewable?
Thank you.
Do understand that any policy will self depreciate every year.
And if you are really worry about health, try to change your lifestyle and stay healthy.
Even if sheet does happens, government hospitals is there. Most insurance agents will bullshit you that you have to wait donkey of years to get treated. But the fact is, they will access your situation and will let you do the operation first if it is really serious.
If you reach 60 years old, you get priority treatment also and Jabatan kebajikan is the place where you can ask for treatment waiver.
Like recently I lost my knee's lubricant, the so-called specialist in private hospital insist that I need to undergo operation which cost rm30000 but after visiting government hospital's specialist, this operation are not needed, what I need to do is reduce weight and don't simply eat junk food.
So what you need to do is donate blood 4 times a year.