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 Insurance Talk V6!, Everything about Insurance

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post Mar 27 2020, 11:14 PM

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QUOTE(Zoo Howl @ Mar 27 2020, 10:08 PM)
Unfortunately theres no CI

Life insurance for 200k seems ok for me
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the link i attached to you, is a term CI whereby it also covers 10% bereavement payout

for example you bought a 200k CI, so there will be a bereavement payout of RM20k. see whether this helps. you can also check out Great Eastern Term Direct. 200k Life Insurance is RM34/month.
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post Mar 29 2020, 01:23 AM

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QUOTE(Aurora Boreali @ Mar 28 2020, 08:09 PM)
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Hi Aurora, indeed your siblings are non-trust nominee (only act as an executor on behalf of the proceeds). You can change the nominee without their consent.

you are also right on the beneficiary stated in the will part. Your sibling (executor) will need to pass the proceeds to the beneficiary of the insurance policy stated in your will.

QUOTE(Aurora Boreali @ Mar 28 2020, 10:14 PM)
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hi Aurora, this is the correct form
GE Change of Nomination form

QUOTE(smokymcpot @ Mar 28 2020, 10:09 PM)
Hi everyone,
I am currently using pruhealth plan and my annual limit is 100k but life time limit is 1 million.
I wanted to upgrade to a plan with no annual limit and focuses purely or mostly on just the medical card and prefer to have as little investment as possible.

My agent recommended me to get pru value med, would this fit my needs?

Thanks!
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hi smokymcpot, pruvaluemed has no annual limit and no lifetime limit. only thing is when your claims exceed the PVM point, any other medical cost incur after that, the co-insurance will be 20%.

perhaps you can compare between Pruvalue Med and Prumillion Med

Pruvalue Med (no annual and lifetime limit, exceeded PVM then co-insurance will be 20%)
vs.
Prumillion Med (more than a million annual limit with no lifetime limit)
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post Apr 3 2020, 10:13 AM

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QUOTE(loquelevesque26 @ Apr 3 2020, 03:03 AM)
Good Day to you sir,

Finally good answer. And understand so much. Hope there will be user experience to share.

Btw thanks for the input
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hi loquelevesque26, long time no see! how are you?
yea most importantly you have something to cover you and your family. Claims wise, you just need to submit to AXA HQ at Menara Chulan, Jalan Conlay (not sure whether you went before or not). It will be better if you know an agent (irregardless from which company) so the agent can settle the claims for you.
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post Apr 4 2020, 04:53 PM

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QUOTE(RAL @ Apr 4 2020, 01:42 AM)
Which one is better for a standalone medical card: AIA or GE?

Also, do you have any recommendations?
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hi RAL, if you were just to compare these 2, just by looking at purely the benefits in the brochure, I personally will pick AIA

A-Life Med Regular + A-Plus Health Booster by AIA
Great Medic Xtra + Great Extender by Great Eastern

Of course when you get AIA policies, it will be better to opt in as AIA Vitality member to enjoy more benefits.
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post Apr 7 2020, 12:52 AM

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QUOTE(darksin_90 @ Apr 6 2020, 11:08 PM)
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hi darksin, what concerns do you have among these 2 plans that you are comparing? what about the agents, whom do you trust more in terms of able to service you and being honest with you?
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post Apr 8 2020, 09:51 AM

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QUOTE(xeon1989 @ Apr 8 2020, 01:05 AM)
Thanks for sharing.
I asked my family to get full policy number from agent, apparently there are some numbers hidden behind the policy number shown in previous bill...  vmad.gif
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hi Xeon, there is another 2 more digits behind the alphabet. yea, hope the agent can send the full policy number to you asap.
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post Apr 11 2020, 09:57 AM

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QUOTE(xeon1989 @ Apr 10 2020, 08:02 PM)
Thank you. Yes, after getting the full policy number with the missing 2 digits, payment went smooth.
Not sure about the other payment method, but maybank2u require full policy number with digits behind.
Without digits it ends with "Wrong account number" error.
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good to know that Xeon. yes indeed M2U need the 2 digit after the alphabet, this is the required format.
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post Apr 15 2020, 08:43 PM

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QUOTE(drbone @ Apr 14 2020, 03:24 PM)
Which would the best pregnancy coverage for one who is at 6weeks pregnancy now? She only has HLA medical card.
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hi drbone, does she wants the baby in the womb to have medical card as well? or just to cover any pregnancy complications?
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post Apr 16 2020, 09:58 AM

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QUOTE(drbone @ Apr 15 2020, 10:40 PM)
To cover for pregnancy complications
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ok drbone, she can look into either AIA or Prudential plan specifically for ladies that also covers pregnancy.

A-Life Lady360 by AIA
PRULady by Prudential

The area that AIA covers is slightly more than Prudential hence the premium is slightly higher too. If she wants to get a medical card for baby in the womb, can bundle it together with AIA's one as well to earn more cash benefits. Else, the Prudential one is sufficient enough, Prudential's lady plan is the pioneer in the market as well.
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post Apr 17 2020, 09:19 AM

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QUOTE(RoGuEWaVe @ Apr 17 2020, 12:46 AM)
Hie... Looking for suggestions for life insurance.
Planning to take 2M coverage for life and 500k for critical illness. Is it advisable to take under 1 company or multiple company ex 500k per comp to diversify. Kindly advise
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hi RoGuEWave, i recommend you get under 1 company. if you are getting from agents, you are going to deal with more than 1 agent for only this particular application and from there you will also get different different opinions (i afraid). unless you are going to engage a financial advisor representative, then it will be a different scenario.
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post Apr 19 2020, 11:37 AM

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QUOTE(tyenfei @ Apr 17 2020, 08:57 AM)
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hi tyenfei, what do you mean by life policy capping at maximum 2.5M?

QUOTE(RoGuEWaVe @ Apr 17 2020, 11:30 AM)
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im not so sure of "cant handle the committee" means. can you elaborate more? smile.gif

QUOTE(Angel-Look @ Apr 18 2020, 09:38 AM)
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hi Angel-Look, since we don't know the details of the plan benefits, it's difficult to comment much on that. for claims wise, i'd dealt with claims from a few companies like Allianz, GE, AIA, Prudential, AXA and Manulife, sp far not difficult. you just need someone that can follow up and guide you what to do will do.

QUOTE(Onioncapsium @ Apr 19 2020, 12:48 AM)
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hi Onioncapsium, if the coverage is something that you find that you need to cover your financial risk management shortfalls, it's ok to go for the top up. your Prudential plan is quite new though. thumbsup.gif
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post Apr 19 2020, 09:15 PM

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QUOTE(dallasugg @ Apr 19 2020, 05:32 PM)
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hi dallasugg, yes they will be charged the same cost of insurance (assuming you are comparing the same exact medical plan and benefits).

QUOTE(jiaen0509 @ Apr 19 2020, 08:06 PM)
Want to know, if buy life insurance 500k show online RM70/month at younger age.

If until age 40 or 50 something. The monthly fee is still the same or will increase every few year?
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hi jiaen0509, when you are buying online, you can check their premium rate table charged at the later ages. it will increase so you refer the table as your reference ya.
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post Apr 23 2020, 09:51 AM

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QUOTE(jiaen0509 @ Apr 21 2020, 10:07 PM)
If I have Accidents Insurance.

If I suddenly fall down, get injured or twist my foot. Can I make a claim? Can I go to the normal clinic or must go hospital only can claim the insurance?

Let say I go to normal clinic, fee is RM100.
Insurance claims back RM100?
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hi jiaen0509, how are you now? for your twisted foot, did you get admitted or only do outpatient treatment? let's say the fee is RM100, have to take a look at the breakdown. for accident medical claims, you can claim, the only thing that is not claimable is mostly registration fees.

QUOTE(jiaen0509 @ Apr 22 2020, 03:03 PM)
Anyone have experience to claim Personal Accidents?

The medical report is? Just ask the clinic doctor to provide? Easy to get?
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how much is the bill? you can actually just as a doctor to write a brief details on the receipt (date of injury, how the accident happen, what is the diagnosis of the injury - eg: twisted foot, what is the treatment done)

if you dont mind can pm me the details i can guide you ya

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post Apr 23 2020, 04:17 PM

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QUOTE(farizmalek @ Apr 22 2020, 10:19 AM)
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hi farizmalek, for your post here, you mean you and your daughter both have insurance plan stated for each of you, am i right?

if you will to ask me, the medical card isn't that bad with a RM200k annual limit. my concern for you is more on life insurance. you might wanna look into this risk management planning as well other than risk of forking out medical expenses. try discuss with your Prudential agent, that will help you a lot.
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post Apr 24 2020, 09:55 AM

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QUOTE(farizmalek @ Apr 24 2020, 05:33 AM)
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If budget and health allows, try to get something with higher limit. of course this is just a general advice. you will wanna engage a financial planner to analyze your situation though. from your situation, looks like there is not much worry on the medical emergency fund. it is more on life insurance that you should look into. and it involves Faraid that im not familiar with. if you wanna engage with someone that is familiar with Faraid, i can recommend my friend to you.
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QUOTE(smallikanbilis @ Apr 25 2020, 02:43 AM)
May I know is there any medical insurance where the insurance charges (not just premium) are fixed for the rest of your life?
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hi smallikanbilis, not that i know of at the moment.
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post Apr 29 2020, 12:23 AM

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QUOTE(alfredhow78 @ Apr 28 2020, 12:15 PM)
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hi alfred, what's your age btw? for your current policy, when did you buy it? of course you can get a better policy with AIA, so long you have no pre-existing illness.

QUOTE(mackerelisgreat @ Apr 28 2020, 01:46 PM)
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hi mackerelisgreat, sorry to hear what you are going through. indeed tough times for most people. the 2 policies that you have right now, for me, i will always retain the one with medical card. as for PB WEALTHELITE, if there is financial difficulty at your side, you can temporary stopped premium payment first. based on your situation (freelancer), it is a bit difficult to apply for premium deferment. also your PB WEALTHELITE policy is kinda new, i doubt the cash value in the plan has 2.9k (can you check the available cash value inside?).

For the cash in your bank account and FD, how long can it sustain you (assuming you continue pay both premium)? maybe I can guide you from here.
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QUOTE(mackerelisgreat @ Apr 29 2020, 06:33 AM)
Hi, I went to my AIA profile and found this. Is this my cash value for PB Wealth Elite? If it is, it’s not a lot.

If I continue to pay both premiums without taking any freelance jobs, I can last till August/September. I live with my parents so my cost of living is not that high, so that’s why I can live by just doing freelance work. May I ask why it’s difficult for a freelancer like me to apply for premium deferment?
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hi mack (hope you dont mind I call you that), yea that is the cash value. if you cancel it that is the amount that you will get end of the day. means your emergency fund can sustain you 4-5 months. what if you stop paying the PB WEALTHELITE premium?

it's difficult for you to apply for deferment because you need an official letter from the company stating that there is pay cut/job retrenchment. since you are a freelancer (do you have a company set up? if yes can try using your own company, just to try la even though i cant guarantee will that work), you are not under employed, that's why no company can issue you a letter to notify pay cut/retrenchment.

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post Apr 29 2020, 04:14 PM

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QUOTE(kazekage_09 @ Apr 29 2020, 12:25 PM)
Hi all.

Can I know whether the COI is same or not between standalone and ILP in same company? I heard that COI of standalone is higher than ILP.

Let say for example for 30 years old male non smoker for 500k term life compared to 500k life ILP plain plan with no other riders. The premium for sure will be different but I eager to know their COI is same or not each year.

And whether it also same if compared between online products and tru agents.

Thanks!
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hi kazekage_09, if you compare the COI stated in the brochures, you will definitely see the difference (even though the standalone medical card and the medical card rider benefit is exactly the same). I think mainly because when you see the COI for standalone, it is a lump sum of agent commission + policy fee + medical card COI. so yea, this is just what I'd observed la.
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post Apr 30 2020, 01:55 PM

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QUOTE(RAL @ Apr 29 2020, 07:20 PM)
hello,

anyone from Prudential here?
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