QUOTE(RigerZ @ Nov 18 2019, 08:54 AM)
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Hi ckdenion, I have GE Smartmedic 200
To my understanding it does cover (since it's a PA plan), my concern is my medical insurance which does not appear to cover in-patient hospital treatment for PA injuries.
hi RigerZ, don't worry it covers in-patient due to accident causes.
QUOTE(mnt_lim @ Nov 18 2019, 11:26 AM)
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I agreed on this, but the agent refuse to help as asked and just want to do things their way and i am not able to go to GE office myself. guess this is the last time they have my business. Wouldn't want to appoint the same person when i plan to do my review after 2 years.
Smart protect essential 2. the new plan i got is 3.
hi mnt_lim, really apologize for the treatment that you got. loading can be taken off as i have a friend taking SPE2 previously. of course it is a trouble for non-servicing agent to do that for you because of the unavailability to access your policy (unless you transfer your policy to a new agent that is willing to help). so to make things simple, the non-servicing agent might as well ask you to purchase a new policy (SPE3).
QUOTE(CassMei @ Nov 18 2019, 02:37 PM)
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Hi. If any of you are insurance agents, is it true that by December 2019 there will be adjustment for the premium prices due to some govt regulation? An agent told me this but I'm not sure if he is being truthful or if it's a tactic to make me buy his plan asap.
Other customers, what 'warning signs' to look out for in a bad agent? I met up with one who immediately tried to rush me to buy, even kind of give me a one week period to look over the quotation and kept asking me to refer friends/family to them. Is this a normal thing that a lot of agents do anyways?
I also met with another young 21y/o agent. Is it a risk to get a young agent since technically they won't know much about insurance either or is it an advantage because it means they will do it better?
hi CassMei, what is the regulation mentioned by the agent? very hard to identify for 'warning signs'. trust your own instinct when you have conversation with them. for young/new agent, it all depends on whether you want to give them the opportunity to improve and see them succeed or not.
QUOTE(CassMei @ Nov 18 2019, 05:21 PM)
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Oh. Thanks for the info. I just started looking for an insurance plan since I don't have any at all. But I still don't quite understand what I should be looking for myself. I'm a 24y/o female, no dependant and no outstanding loan other than ptptn. I don't smoke, don't drink and I'm working in the education sector.
Currently I'm looking at 2 different company to choose from based on recommendations and preference, Great Eastern and AIA. I'm not particularly keen on the others, though if anyone has a better package, feel free to reach out.
For the same amount of 200/month,
GE plan
Death & TPD: 100K
CI: 100K
R&B: 150
Annual limit: 990k (no co-insurance)
No lifetime limit
AIA plan
Death & TPD: 50K
CI: 50k
R&B: 200
Annual limit: 1.5mil (deductible 300)
No lifetime limit
Health wallet: 1.5k yearly for each year w/o claims
I'm more partial to AIA mainly because of the health wallet feature but also because I don't think it's necessary for me to have that much death n TPD coverage at the moment and the higher annual limit is more beneficial instead considering 50k is more than enough to pay off my ptptn loan and the risk of actually losing a PAIR of limbs is low for me.
So my question now, is there something else I should consider or is my reasoning practical enough?
hi CassMei, if i were to compare just the one you shown above, i will take AIA. Mainly because as of now most companies don't run on "annual limit booster/extender" medical card. as of now, of course there a still a few that use "annual limit booster/extender" on medical card - GE, HLA, AXA (nothing wrong with that just that some customers will feel worried how it works). I'm expecting GE to come out with their new medical card last year or latest also by this year but no idea why the company still doesnt do so (their current card is since 2014 already). Leading ones are Prudential, AIA, Manulife and Allianz.
QUOTE(tometoto @ Nov 18 2019, 06:23 PM)
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https://icms.zurich.com.my/ICMS/Forms/Agent...nance/Home.aspx Very cheap medical card from axa.
Anyone experiencing their services
hi tometoto, this is from zurich? I'd never deal with Zurich so far. as of now most customer service are okay in my opinion.