QUOTE(roystevenung @ May 29 2014, 08:42 AM)
There is no cheap insurance, you get what you pay for. There is no free lunch when it comes to insurance. If you want lesser premium, be prepared to pay more when you claim.
The difference between Co-Insurance vs Deductible vs Full claim is very obvious when it comes to back to back claims.
For example, if the Cancer
Jan RM15K chemotheraphy
Feb RM15K chemotheraphy
Mar RM15K chemotheraphy
Apr RM15K chemotheraphy
Sep RM15K chemotheraphy
1. For Full Claim, client pays RM0, the insurer pays RM75,000
2. For Deductible RM 300 (per 90 days of the same disability), client pays RM600, insurer pays RM74,400
Jan RM15K chemotheraphy -> Client pays RM300
Feb RM15K chemotheraphy -> Client don't have to pay since it is still within 90 days from the last same disability
Mar RM15K chemotheraphy -> Client don't have to pay since it is still within 90 days from the last same disability
Apr RM15K chemotheraphy -> Client don't have to pay since it is still within 90 days from the last same disability
Sep RM15K chemotheraphy -> Client pays RM300
3. For Co-Insurance client pays RM7,500, insurer pays RM67,500
Jan RM15K chemotheraphy -> 10%, Client pays RM1,500
Feb RM15K chemotheraphy -> 10%, Client pays RM1,500
Mar RM15K chemotheraphy -> 10%, Client pays RM1,500
Apr RM15K chemotheraphy -> 10%, Client pays RM1,500
Sep RM15K chemotheraphy -> 10%, Client pays RM1,500
The insurance charges for Option 1 is of course the highest since you are transferring higher risk to the insurer, while for option 3 is the least.
I am partly disagree with the insurance charges for option 1 is highest. I am not saying your statement is 100% wrong, but it is wrong if you are referring to term insurance. Anyhow nothing is certain, but you are right when you are referring to ILP products. The difference between Co-Insurance vs Deductible vs Full claim is very obvious when it comes to back to back claims.
For example, if the Cancer
Jan RM15K chemotheraphy
Feb RM15K chemotheraphy
Mar RM15K chemotheraphy
Apr RM15K chemotheraphy
Sep RM15K chemotheraphy
1. For Full Claim, client pays RM0, the insurer pays RM75,000
2. For Deductible RM 300 (per 90 days of the same disability), client pays RM600, insurer pays RM74,400
Jan RM15K chemotheraphy -> Client pays RM300
Feb RM15K chemotheraphy -> Client don't have to pay since it is still within 90 days from the last same disability
Mar RM15K chemotheraphy -> Client don't have to pay since it is still within 90 days from the last same disability
Apr RM15K chemotheraphy -> Client don't have to pay since it is still within 90 days from the last same disability
Sep RM15K chemotheraphy -> Client pays RM300
3. For Co-Insurance client pays RM7,500, insurer pays RM67,500
Jan RM15K chemotheraphy -> 10%, Client pays RM1,500
Feb RM15K chemotheraphy -> 10%, Client pays RM1,500
Mar RM15K chemotheraphy -> 10%, Client pays RM1,500
Apr RM15K chemotheraphy -> 10%, Client pays RM1,500
Sep RM15K chemotheraphy -> 10%, Client pays RM1,500
The insurance charges for Option 1 is of course the highest since you are transferring higher risk to the insurer, while for option 3 is the least.
May 29 2014, 10:49 AM

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