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 Etiqa Or Prudential BSN (Takaful), Which is better in term of benefits?

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malaunz
post Apr 19 2009, 10:06 AM

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QUOTE(bob @ Apr 2 2009, 10:41 AM)
why not try for Takaful Ikhlas ......... also cover for 36 critical illness & good return for savings. also, can buy Medical card separately so your savings portion is bigger.
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takaful ikhlas hv bigger saving portion? i don't think so mate. as u know, takaful ikhlas medical card hv to be renew every year. so there's no invesment-linked on the medical card (burn money). u can ask ur takaful ikhlas agent.

the problem with the medical card that need to be renew is, it is not guaranteed renewable. let say if u hv a repeated illness like 'buasir', maybe a kidneys problem, when u want to renew it, the existing ilness will be excluded from your benefits. & worst, u can't even renew it at all. so u don't hv any cover & cannot take other company medical card since u're already hv illness.

ask ur agent carefully. if u want the best for urself, find the best company existed.

nuzul azwan
prudential jb/kl
013-7778892


Added on April 19, 2009, 10:09 am
QUOTE(chew_ronnie @ Apr 3 2009, 12:32 AM)
Yes what Nonac say is true. Must get a guarantee renewable card and the limit to the outpatient cancer and kidney dialysis treatment shall not be capped. In real world, these 2 treatments will suck up alot of your resources. So do more shopping around. As i've mentioned, the best med cards around are still from Allianz, Prudential and GE as for this moment. ING and HLA are good but the current lifetime limit is still quite low.
Jutawan my 2 cents to you.
Most important by order (if you are insurance 1st timer)
1. Medcard - as high as possible
2. 36 C.I - Minimum 3 times ur annual income
3. Death/TPD - Minimum 3 times annual income
4. PA - 3 times annual income preferably with weekly indemnity benefit.

PM me if you need assistance and btw i'm from Allianz

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yeah.. i'm agree with u.. allianz, GE & prudential hv he best produk so far. i'm a pru agent myself. when allianz & GE want to launch their takaful?

This post has been edited by malaunz: Apr 19 2009, 10:09 AM
malaunz
post Apr 23 2009, 10:41 PM

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QUOTE(lcl832002 @ Apr 19 2009, 02:31 PM)
What are the criterion that make you think that a product is good while others are not good?? Please share...
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when taking an insurance, consider the plan carefully. actually, the basic life insurance is all the same which cover the 3 major risk

1. Death benefits
2. 36/40 critical illness
3. accident/disablement

so the different is in the medical card. how u want the medical card cover u? here's some condition u should consider,

1. don't look at the lifetime limit, look for annual limit. no matter if ur lifetime limit is 600k, but ur annual limit is just 20k, it didn't enough. even a "bisol" could cost almost 5k..

2. look the medical card plan carefully, is it hv any other limit besides the annual limit? even if u hv an annual limit of 60k, but there's limit on operation of 36k, limit on dialysis of 30k, it also didn't enough. one dialysis cost RM500 & need to do at least 2 times a week. u do the math urself.

3. ask the agent whether the medical card need to be renew or not? some medical card need to be renew early or maybe 5 year. u think for urself, if somedays, maybe after 5-6 years of renewing, u get an illness that cost about 50k. do you think the insurance company would let u renew? if u can renew, the previous illness will be excluded from ur benefits.

4. every time u want to renew the medical card, the price won't be the same again.

5. every medical card that need to be renew are term insurance & hv burn money policy.


Nuzul Azwan
Prudential/Prudential-BSN Takaful (JB/KL)
nuzul.azwan(@)yahoo.com
malaunz
post May 27 2009, 06:14 PM

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QUOTE(ask_dino @ May 22 2009, 10:14 AM)
maybe this is out of the original topic..but how about MAA?
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MAA also hv burn money policy on the medical card & need to be renew. also it hv low annual limit ~30K only.


Added on June 10, 2009, 11:19 pm
QUOTE(panjay @ May 21 2009, 11:32 PM)
im etiqa takaful agent
medical if u take dont need to renew as long as u pay the monthly donation
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i don't think so. read the policy carefully on the etiqa mediksave rider. there's a term under the topic "Contract & Renewal". it says on every anniversary of the policy, etiqa hv the right to review previous claims & increase the premium base on existing sickness or risk. that's mean it's not guarantee renewable

how come u as an etiqa agent didn't read your own policy?

mohamad nuzul azwan bin ali.
Prudential JB/KL
mdnuzulazwan@prupartner.com.my

This post has been edited by malaunz: Jun 10 2009, 11:20 PM

 

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