QUOTE(Wen_8897 @ Feb 10 2020, 10:02 PM)
Hi sifus,
I've been comparing GE & AIA's medical insurance for a while now, hope to get some insights here.
Has anyone bought the A-Plus Health (Plan 200) from AIA? I'm interested because of the Health Wallet feature (able to use the credit inside to claim for health screening, vaccines, special care/recovery benefits etc - provided that no claims were made on that year).
Since I'm insured under my company's group medical plan, I believe I'm able to make use of this benefit. However, I heard the premiums for this plan is high, so it's arguable that my savings in the future will be able to cover up those claims listed in the Health Wallet...
How much will it cost for the premium above + TPD/CI waiver + RM100k assured life insurance? Would really appreciate if I can get a rough quotation so that I can compare it with the GE plan. Fyi, I'm a 24yo female office worker, single w/o dependents.
Feel free to leave your suggestions as well, thanks in advance!
My opinion .. Don't rely on company medical coverage 100%
Company may change the policy. You may change your job.
Can't comment much for A-Plus.
Anyhow you can refer a little info from website PDF here:
https://www.aia.com.my/content/dam/my/en/do...ct-brochure.pdfIt is better you start your own plan since your are young. Is good chance to start low with sustainable premium till age 80.
In my MPOS system (GE), you can get RM250 monthly premium with 100K Life/TPD. With stable low risk fund sustainable till age 80 projection RM60K cash value.
This including TPD/CI waiver, Ladycare. Also R&B & Medical upgrade every 3 policy year if no claim. Can PM me if interest the detail, then can get your agent quote you the similar.
I usually advise friends to compare premium sustainable age. Type of fund choose and fund history check.
You might get many free apple orange in certain plan quote. Ultimately you still need to know your budget and how long it can sustain. Insurance charge increase yearly when we get aging. It is painful to top up monthly premium when the insurance charge can't cover by your investment return & premium pay.
Good day & regards