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[f]ireZz[kf]
post May 12 2011, 11:31 PM

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Huh? Why an investment linked need to have a 5k cap?

Then let say initially i have medical plan in it, i remove it and since medical plan is usually more expensive than other riders, can i upgrade let say the CI or Life coverage up to the 5k gap?

Example,

I have medical plan and my life coverage= 300k, CI=300k, PA=500k with waiver. Premium=5k

Now since i have detach the medical plan, can i upgrade my life coverage to 800k, CI=500k, PA=500k with waiver? with similar premium of 5k?

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post May 14 2011, 01:20 PM

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QUOTE(Colaboy @ May 13 2011, 07:27 PM)
the answer is posible ... but any sum assured above RM500k will require a medical examination from panel clinic  thumbup.gif

1)My personal point of view a medical card is more important as medical inflation is getting higher & higher each day.
For example i have a customer's son is infected by virus infection and cost him about RM70,000 in total bill for 22days treatment.
Pru medical card is the most accepted in the market . . . we covors about 40% of total individual medical card sold in Malaysia

2)If you are looking for big coverage for PA there is alwaz other alternative or stand alone plan which is much cheaper  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif
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hmm, medical examination or not is not important..as long as can get higher coverage with the same policy. Why not optimize it?
I think before you make the statements that Pru covers 40% of total individual medical card, is it better to show valid statements from the authority, right?

Ok, so let say few years ago, i get Pru(old version of medical rider) and now, i wan to get a new Pru(latest version of medical rider). Can i simply substitute it in the same plan?

If yes, then it is good.. my concern is not important.

If No, this is what i am concerned about. Then, I will be required to take out the rider from old plan and i get a new medical rider in new plan. If i put higher coverage in new plan, the fund allocation is actually lesser than the old plan. So, it will not MAX my coverage and it is NOT economical. Agree?

This post has been edited by [f]ireZz[kf]: May 14 2011, 01:21 PM

 

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