Hi everyone, Happy Chinese New Year. May you and family be blessed with good health,wealth and prosperity !
QUOTE(Yogi Bear @ Feb 2 2018, 06:36 PM)
Hi wta is insurance agent really important? Like after signing the paperwork what are the chances you will need to find your insurance agent in the future???
1. You can skip going to the insurance branch for any paper works. I do home door/work door/cafe door service up to customer`s choice.
2. For emergency/normal admission. Many questions and doubts can be solve with just 1 call to the agent. Its like a special hotline you can contact and ask without having to call branch for support service which only available from 9am-5pm. I am on standby 24/7 to assist my client.
3. After admission there will be follow ups. Therefore it will be better for you to rest more at home and waiting for your agent to come collect all your bills after you complete the followup checkups and let agent do their job to help you claim. More convenience.
4. With just 1 call to agent you can check your policy status without having going to branch.
5. If you have an agent, he will find you annually to update you the latest plan in the market and also review your current policy. You may get FREE calendars,diaries,umbrella and etc....
6. If you are not around anymore, he will meet your family to pass down your love letter to your family and arrange everything accordingly.
Like if you are from kl and will be moving to Johor soon, is it better to sign up with an agent in Johor or can just sign up now with an agent in KL???
IF you can get an agent near you, go ahead. But if you can trust that K.L. agent`s after sales service, then nothing can compare to his outstanding service. Most important is the trust between you and your agent is most important. A good agent is not one in forum that can give many definitions or explain many things like a story book. It is his actions and after sales service that matters.
QUOTE(citacitata @ Feb 10 2018, 03:17 PM)
Any insurance that cover me for lost of ability to work?
1. TPD income provider (p.a)
2. Critical illness lum sum payout
3. Critical illness income provider (p.a)
4. Minor accident income (per week)
QUOTE(alextan333 @ Feb 18 2018, 01:09 AM)
Any recommendation for medical insurance? I'm looking for rider insurance (investment plan).
Option of worldwide oversea treatment will be fantastic + outpatient cover as
Age: 26
Salary: >RM120k/year
Kids: No
Smoke: No
Married: No
Prudential have PruMedic Overseas which cover 5 major illness for Singapore,Hong Kong and China and is not within 90 days only on reimbursement basic. Our medical card cover outpatient ( including take home drugs).
QUOTE(1tanmee @ Feb 21 2018, 09:49 PM)
I have medical card given by employee. Does it make sense to include medical plan in my ILP, or not as long as I am employed? I understand that adding medical riders in ILP reduces the cash accumulation due to the CoI..
Let me share you one of my client case. He was admitted to hospital due to heart related problems and high blood pressure. Cost of hospitalization RM13k+ and to his knowledge his company medical card only cover RM10k and he have to pay outstanding balance of RM 3K+ by his own. Luckily he got a personal medical card and currently i`m doing the claim for him. And his card is the old medical card and he wants to upgrade his card after he complete his treatment. So from my real life case, you can feel if its important to get one strong medical card before one`s health declined? It don`t have to make sense , what most important is that will it give you a peace of mind for present and future. When you buy a car, you dont ask if the value will depreciate yearly and you still buy it because you NEED it. So ask back yourself if you NEED your medical card? What if you are going to be your own boss one day or retire from work. Do you still need a medical card at age after 60s? QUOTE(cheekily @ Feb 28 2018, 08:00 AM)
Hi, would like to get some advice here... Is it recommended for an elderly (60+ years old) to buy a health insurance now? Neighbour's relative just started selling insurance and is pushing the old aunty to buy. All these while the old aunty does not have any personal insurance herself, as she's covered under her husband's company insurance. Since she's already 60+ years old with an average household income (only the husband is working - on contract basis), is it advisable to get a health insurance now at this age? Heard that for senior citizens if now only want to buy, the premium payment will be sky high and most insurance cover up to 70 years old only. Any comment/advice is welcome. Thank you!
This one is up to the aunty and children. Can their children share cost of the medical card? If they dont get her a medical card then be prepared for cost sharing for any admission in future. Can go for standalone medical card if the medical card for ILP is very high. Sometimes is not worth to divert the risk but if we can afford at least get a card with deductible option so the premium will be cheaper. Small amount ownself pay. Big amount insurance pay. This post has been edited by rcantona7: Mar 1 2018, 12:43 AM