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burberrygal
post Jul 13 2009, 10:51 AM

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QUOTE(chew_ronnie @ Jun 17 2009, 05:57 PM)
HI everyone:

This is my summary
GE - Smart Medic The highest lifetime limit with the most number of days (180 days on normal room and board / yr) - drawback - co-insurance clause and the co-payment if exceed R&B charges up to no cap!
Pru - PMM5 annual limit and lifetime limit not as high as GE's smart medic (120days on normal room and board / yr) - drawback - co-insurance clause
Pru - PruHealth has the option to NCB and option up to age 80 or 100 and option to go for no annual limit cap- drawback - co-insurance clause higher than PMM5 (if i'm not mistaken), also the COI (cost of insurance is way higher than PMM5)
Allianz - Medicover annual limit and lifetime limit same as PMM5 (150 days on normal room and board/ disability), no-co-insurance - drawback - annual limit not so high as compared to GE's Smart Medic and PruHealth
HLA - No co-insurance, drawback - lifetime limit quite low at 3X
ING - same as HLA

These are the best cards running in the market at the moment - c which suits u most as these cards has outpatient cancer and kidney dialysis treatment are as-charged.

These cards are best bought with ILP and the cheapest package ILP with medical card rider, I would say it's Allianz. (Agents from other comp pls correct me if i'm wrong). Allianz can do RM150/mth for a RM300 room and board for ppl below 30 yrs.

Hope this can help u in choosing.

Rgds
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Hi Ronnie

I think u must be left out one Insurance company.
Manulife URL: http://www.manulife.com.my

Manulife
- There is unlimited Board and rooms and currently only the insurance company have the great coverage.
- Coverage up to 100 years old no matter female or male
- High individual annual limit
- Continuance of medical coverage after Total and Permanent Disability claims
- we have range or outpatient benefit which is cover top 3 med: strokes, kidney and cancer.

and etc more.... rclxms.gif

If you have any enquries, pls PM me ya wink.gif

burberrygal
post Jul 13 2009, 07:53 PM

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QUOTE(LightEnchanter @ Jul 13 2009, 12:43 PM)
mind elaborate more on Continuance of medical coverage after Total and Permanent Disability claims? Renewal is guaranteed or wat? Any changes on the premium after that?


Added on July 13, 2009, 12:44 pmcan anyone kind to send me pamphlet/brochure screen shots on ur medical plan ?
another question, can i just buy the medical standalone only?
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Hi for most of the "general insurance", they will add a clause called "invited renewal" which they might not allow the policy owner to renew their policy. In life insurance, as long as the sum assured is not fully claim. Then, the policy is renewable.

So, even after TPD claim, the medical coverage is still sustainable if the policy is not fully claim.

LightEnchanter, you can sign up for your standalone medical card for the medical coverage. However, that's some disadvantages which I might need to share with you. Please PM me your email address and your personal info for further discussion on this matter. I'll mail you the brochure after you PM me your email address.
burberrygal
post Jul 14 2009, 12:44 PM

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QUOTE(gary_cts @ Jul 14 2009, 12:38 AM)
Hi All,

I looking at insurance plan for my son who is coming to 3 month old. Kind of cover of hospitalization/surgical. Some advised me to buy

1. A Life insurance & add on to cover the hospitalization/surgical & 36 critical illnesses.

2. A education plan plus add ons

3. An investment link insurance.

Don't really know which one is the best for my son as I myself are not well versed in surance products.

As for me, I thought of looking up a coverage for myself. Currently I have an endowment plan taken long time ago paying RM10++.00 p.a. coverage of RM20k. As now I am already coming to 40 of age, a smoker, a diabetic & high blood pressure patient, it's quite a problem to get me insured. Even though there is a chance, maybe I need to pay a higher premium and those related health problem that I have now will not be included in the coverage. Is it true?

Need guidance & advise from the experts here.

Tq
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For your information, a person had diabetic & high blood pressure, can buy a policy but based on their health condition...
i can says Manulife still can accept..but have to try..come to premium, for sure have to pay extra. In biz view, no company wanted to do biz with high risk.

--> for a newborn baby, i strongly recommended a investment link policy with protection plan.. which means a package plan...

The reason of it, coz now days lots of people worries financial crisis, investment link is a best plan.. if they hv extra money then only save in education plan.. Intergen is a very good plan to act as education planning...

Gary, am i answers all ur question..? blush.gif


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