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p3nang
post Apr 9 2009, 11:49 PM

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why the website so .....

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post Apr 10 2009, 05:19 PM

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ya, medical and saving are 2 different policy, but sometime it comes together as one basic plan and one rider
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post Apr 13 2009, 04:31 PM

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QUOTE(nonac @ Apr 13 2009, 03:14 PM)
Why is it so hard to get this message across? Friends of mine have been so happy with their medical plus savings plan they shut me off from their first breath whenever I explain to them about basic insurance and savings. sad.gif

Is it that human will only learn it the hard way?  rclxub.gif
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its very subjective one. different people have different preference.
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post Apr 27 2009, 05:52 PM

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QUOTE(bbjslee @ Apr 27 2009, 11:03 AM)
What does CFA has to do with Insurance or Financial Planning?

Or was it a typo error?
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I thought is either CFP or RFP?
Does CFA has any direct matter with personal financial planning?

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post May 26 2009, 12:02 AM

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QUOTE(atake @ May 24 2009, 10:38 PM)
Here is my situation :

1) <30 years old
2)My company will provide medical benefit until my retirement for our family (56 years old)
3)Currently have no major illness
4)My worried is after retired if i still with this company i will not be cover anymore and by that time it maybe too late for me to buy medical insurance as it will not cover any illness that i already have.

My question is :
1)What i need to do?Should i buy medical insurance now?
2)If yes, what type of medical insurance should i buy?My oficcemate bought a medical insurance with Prudential with RM150+ per month.He inform me this is investment link policy.Should i follow him?I don't have a good knowledge and experience with medical insurance buy i really plan to buy one for our family but don't know what to chooose.I surf Prudential and Great Eastern benefit but there is not enough information given there.
3)Some of my friend there is a lot of hidden clause in the medical insurance policy.Is it true?For e.g. insurance company change the clause without informing us such as room eligibility, and etc...
4)Which insurance company i should choose?From the blog i heard people said that Prudential is one of the best
Appreciate any reply...Thanks....
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Hi, following others' financial planning is not encouraging. Because every person has different commitment and financial goal. So, a proper and customized planning is needed for your own.

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post May 30 2009, 12:00 AM

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QUOTE(atake @ May 29 2009, 05:04 PM)
I still can't find the answer for the following :

1)Is it medical card will only covered for the illness that we don't have?My friend inform me that even when he purchased medical insurance from Prudential, there is no medical check up done.

2)What will happen if let say we never use the service and after maturity,what will happen to the money that we already paid.Is it will be refund or it consider 'hangus' as for hire purchase insurance.Paid every year but never claim it and next year paid a new one again.

3)What is the pro and con if i only bought this medical insurance after retirement?

4)Any other good suggestion?i read the friend medical insurance policy but i don't understand it fully.is there any way i can find a simplified or summarize insurance policy in a layman term?
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The best way is meeting up a professional insurance representative to explain to you clearly by reviewing your existing policy.
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post May 30 2009, 03:13 PM

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QUOTE(xuzen @ May 30 2009, 02:02 PM)


QUOTE(P3nang)
The best way is meeting up a professional insurance representative to explain to you clearly by reviewing your existing policy.

That or hire a Financial Planner like I did and you can get quotes from so many different company whereas an agent are limited to two Life Insurance company.

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Well, to be more accurate, is one life insurance company. So it is important for an agent to do research and provide best service to client rather than just selling.
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post Jun 1 2009, 09:19 PM

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how come so little?
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post Jun 2 2009, 12:16 AM

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Then you just continue it and buy extra policy that suits your need lo. Since the existing policy so low coverage won't cost much also. Your financial risk is more important to manage.
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post Jun 3 2009, 11:08 AM

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QUOTE(secretsquirrel @ Jun 3 2009, 09:41 AM)
@Thanks Ronnie, and All. So, why would one need insurance? For saving money purpose, why not just save into bank WITH STRONG WILL and gain interests or invest in some other ways than insurance? Dont try to beat me with ways of investment elsewhere, Im into finance.

The above case 1 of two young newly wed is my friend's, not me. Im trying to guide him what would work best for him.  So, in short, why would one need insurance if
1) he doesnt care if he gets one of the 36C and died without money to try helping himself (protection)
2) he doesnt need it for investment

Does he still need it now?

Case 2 - I personally do not buy any insurance for anything, except for investment purpose, that i get certain % of return after certain years. Eg, $x will get y% of return after z years.  If you have of these products, let me know.

@Eric
No im not going to call you now n would really like to get as much info from this thread as possible.  But i like your post, it is interesting.
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1) Buying insurance is not because someone is going to die, it is because somebody has to keep living.
(If the person die, how about those who depend on his income? If he no die, his medical expenses will give burden to others, so be responsible to himself/herself)
2) If doesn't need investment then just go ahead for pure insurance policy. We have plenty of options. Cheer !!!


Case 2 - Honestly, from the view of financial planner, you are reversing the proper way. No doubt insurance has its potential for you to invest and earn money, But protection is the main objective in insurance and should be the priority of everyone. Wealth accumulation will come after risk management in any financial planning.
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post Jun 17 2009, 08:18 PM

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Hi, ING adviser here ready for service. smile.gif
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post Jun 21 2009, 11:56 PM

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But, have you guys ever think why the premium keep increasing?
It is because the inflation of medical cost. So if you cannot sustain the premium, how are you going to sustain the medical cost by yourself? smile.gif
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post Jun 22 2009, 09:08 PM

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congratulation ! haha
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post Jul 5 2009, 03:35 PM

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QUOTE(lousai @ Jul 4 2009, 03:01 PM)
after reading all thread, here by i need advice on my insurance coverage:

My Profile:
Age: 33
Sex : Male
Smokng : No
Health : Okie n no operation yet since born
Budget : For 36CI only from 100-150.

Currently:
Company Group Insurance from ING
- Medical cap at annual 50K
- If Death 26x monthly salary
- Almost cover all cost of hospitalization as long as does not exceed the annual cap
- Note: It does not cover CI at all.

P.A
- 300K for self and Family, Rm550 Per year

Endowment
- RM52K for Death
- Current value is 30K

Child 1
- Medical Card, ILP type RM100 per month
- With Payer Rider

Child 2
- Endownment RM30K
- With Payer Rider

If you can see, i am definately lacking of 36CI coverage and life too. Have being approaching GE/AIA/PRU/Allianz agent, all of them provided me with the quote. Actaully too many quote that i am "blur' now.

Below is couple of question i have:
- Is it better to have 36CI as standalone or as rider in Life Policy(ILP or Whole Life)?
- My family is currently insured by company group insurance, yearly rm 300++ with the above coverage, should i
  get a additional medical card for my family now or later if i resign..?
- Some agent told me 36CI with term policy , does not give you return but Whole life non-par did? The former is 
  definately cheaper as no return, and later will give you back what you paid plus minor interest.
- Pru Multiple Crisis offer 2x claim on 36CI, what do you guy think of this one.

Insurance Agent: Pls dun advice me on getting life policy as i am looking into CI/Medical Card only. No offend yea!

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Hi, I am Denny from ING.
Below are my suggestion:
- Sum assured 75k for CI coverage, Monthly premium RM130.86 with survivor benefit.

It is advisable for you to add up a medical since it is possible for you to resign, and nobody will know whether are you still insurable for medical coverage at that time.
- Annual limit 100k
- Lifetime limit 300k
- R&B 180
- No co-insurance needed
- monthly premium RM 66.06

At the same time, medical coverage for your family(non company group) are advised to be taken now and the reason is same as yours. smile.gif

Thank you.
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post Aug 5 2009, 10:05 AM

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cheer
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post Nov 17 2009, 09:13 AM

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is ur medical under general insurance? or life?
if it is general, it is advisable to change to life.
because it might not be guaranteed renewable.

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