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memorylane
post Dec 19 2019, 03:12 PM

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QUOTE(jusTinMM @ Nov 20 2019, 09:37 AM)
u bought it? its seem very cheap and coverage quite good also... im just afraid its difficult to claim since its done everything online....
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take note the AXA emedic exclude outpatient cancer and outpatient kidney treatment.
memorylane
post Dec 19 2019, 03:22 PM

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QUOTE(thepanicdolls @ Dec 9 2019, 08:04 PM)
Hi Guys,

Can recommend me a good family medical card?

Me
Dob : 02 May 1989
Work : IT
Non Smoker

My Wife
Dob : 09 Apr 1992
Work : Nurse
Non Smoker

Baby
Dob : 07 Apr 2019

Don't need any PA or death for now as already have one. Also don't need savings plan.

Currently browsing around found out there is AXA eMedic plan which covers 100k per year no lifetime limit. Total for 3 of us is around 180+. But not sure is good or not.
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AXA eMedic do not cover outpatient cancer and outpatient kidney... thats why it is cheap...

if you looking for pure protection product online,

you can try https://www.takaful-malaysia.com.my/, medical card or Termlife + Critial illness , also can buy online. Purchase online will cheaper than offline because it does not involve any intermediary...
memorylane
post Dec 19 2019, 05:00 PM

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QUOTE(jusTinMM @ Dec 19 2019, 04:38 PM)
hi...can explain what is outpatient cancer and outpatient kidney? thanks....
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medical card normally cover in-patient, means only when you hospitalized, you able to claim.

if a medical card cover outpatient cancer for example, cancer treatment normally is outpatient and long term followup basis, which it does not require hospitalization. if your medical card does not cover that, then there is a risk gap you need to fill by purchasing Critical illness plan or cancer plan...

taking into consideration that, big bill medical cost -> cancer, kidney and organ transplant which easily cost up to 100K above.... it would be good if you purchase a medical card in one go with these 3 coverage....

i'm not insurance agent. this is just my humble opinion.

This post has been edited by memorylane: Dec 19 2019, 05:00 PM
memorylane
post Jan 2 2020, 10:36 AM

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QUOTE(bubs66 @ Dec 26 2019, 03:10 PM)
HI,

Policy A : Annual 3216.72
Sum assured: 45K
Critical 45K
Aciguard: 45K
Pru health: 200 for room/board

Policy B:  annual 1649.88
sum assured 50K
Accident medical reimbursement: 5k
Critical : 50K
Hospital benefit : 100 per day
diability provider: 5k

question: Am im overpaying for lesser coverage?
will it be better if i surrender both policies for better one, say pru weath plus?
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if you already paying the policy for many years... just continue maintain the old plan... these type of saving type of insurance plan tends to give more value as time accumulate (of cos after you no longer paying commission to your agent after 6-7 years, your whole premium will contribute to your policy. If you start again new cash value type of insurance plan, your agent will earn another 6-7 years from your premium again)

if you feel yourself under insured, topup your protection coverage by direct term insurance (without any cash value)... for example: https://www.takaful-malaysia.com.my/ , you can buy term life, TPD, Critical illness, and medical card all directly online, declare your health honestly. Pure protection plan is 10 times cheaper than saving plan, provide you sufficient coverage, without any cash value. It is always recommended to buy insurance, for pure protection, not for investment, unless you do not have saving habit and want force yourself saving by purchasing cash value plan.

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