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cybpsych
post Mar 10 2021, 07:35 AM

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Allianz 2020 premium paid statement ready for download.

time to do eFiling biggrin.gif

This post has been edited by cybpsych: Mar 10 2021, 08:40 AM
cybpsych
post Aug 18 2021, 01:24 PM

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HLA becomes third Malaysian insurer to provide COVID-19 coverage

The coverage is given at no extra cost as part of HLA’s complimentary special benefit for policyholders with individual medical plans when they get admitted at private hospitals for COVID-19 treatments in...

Categories 3 (symptomatic, pneumonia)
Category 4 (symptomatic, pneumonia, requiring supplemental oxygen)
Category 5 (critically-ill with multi-organ involvement).

“This programme also offers policyholders coverage for post-vaccination complication with daily hospitalisation benefit of RM200/day up to seven days for any complications that may arise after they are vaccinated,” noted HLA.
cybpsych
post Feb 23 2022, 03:15 PM

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QUOTE(imation1314 @ Feb 23 2022, 02:53 PM)
Anyone know am i still able to buy a medical card for my mum ?
She is 59 years old now.
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just did a quick google search...

probably can

eg from Prudential https://www.prudential.com.my/export/sites/...usenior-med.pdf

https://www.prudential.com.my/en/products-h.../prusenior-med/


let's wait for some experienced agents here to advise too. i'm also curious to know the COI and to get a feel of how much the premium like
cybpsych
post Oct 4 2023, 06:15 PM

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QUOTE(Light531 @ Oct 4 2023, 05:37 PM)
Hi everyone, I need some advice here.

24M here, I bought ILP GE from a friend of mine 5 years ago. Recently the price hike from 200 to 260. I'm thinking of switching to medical only which might cost less than 100. Should I do it? Is there anything i should consider before making a switch? Should I also switch to other provider? Thanks for any insights!
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QUOTE(Light531 @ Oct 4 2023, 05:58 PM)
A little about my background, I bought the plan because initially I was told that the price was fixed at 200 and any price increase will be cover by the interest generate by the investment part of the plan. And recently I came to learn that it is not true. So I might as well check out whether there is a more suitable plan for me with a lower cost and only necessary coverage for me.
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good and bad lo

good: you are still young and healthy (I guess) and never claimed before. getting/changing new insurance could still be affordable and viable.

not good: inflation and cost of medical will keep increasing. hence insurance provider will periodically review and propose premium adjustment (projection to complete/sustain till end tenure). don't care for the time being is still ok la as you still have many years to go smile.gif

once you have claim history, it will follow you forever and liable to declare ur health status to current/next insurance providers.

so, keep changing is not good either as eligibility will "reset" and premium getting expensive with your age/health status too.

that's why ppl say buy young when healthy in order to secure the coverage. well, there's many options outside too. making us wanna change to get better deals. no harm either way. just risky if sudden health issue happened.

still young la. try explore others now and quickly lock it down.

 

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