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Melissa Wee
Edited 5d ago
Senior Financial Consultant at Great Eastern Financial Advsiors
Hello!
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You may provide the latest report and any dr's memo indicating your current condition:
Yes, insurers are likely to reject the application or in the best case scenario exclude cancer related conditions. However, at least you are still covered for any potential hospitalisation due to other conditions
Usually, we will still try to submit the application for underwriters to review, then see what they say after that.
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If you have any further questions on this or other types of coverage, feel free to reach to me! Would be happy to assist :)
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I totally get where you're coming from. I actually came across an article on Integrated Shield Plans that might help with your situation. If you're still in your late 20s, that could work in your favor. It's definitely worth checking with a few insurers to see if they'll offer you coverage after that 3-year mark.