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Tools to consolidate my insurance plans
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HI there,
Actually I just track my insurance policies on an excel sheet and word document. in my word doc i will have info such as:
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Plan Name:
Product Type:
Name of Insurer:
Policy Number:
Policy start date:
Policy Term:
Premium:
Premium End Date:
Premium term:
Total premiums paid:
Sum insured:
Sum insured for death/TPD/critical illness:
Maturity date:
Maturity benefit:
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I have online access for all my policies (e.g. Pruaccess for prudential, AIA's online website for AIA plans etc) and regularly download and save a copy of all the letters sent to me, so that i have a softcopy readily available.
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On my excel sheet i keep track of the premiums paid out, and to be paid (so I am aware how far along i have to go). hope it helps..!
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Can consider https://www.upplan.sg/
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Some insurance companies have summaries online but like what many others say - an excel spreadsheet is good to track.
Fields like the insurance name, policy no., purpose, coverage, payment until XX age/year, payment frequency (e.g. which month/year end), amount paid to date, payment mode to ascertain if any gaps/over-cover. Maturity (if any - e.g. endowment/savings) date and amount.
Good to know how to activate when needed too - e.g. hospitalization, if premium will increase or stop...
I think after doing, good to talk to your financial advisor (to bridge any gaps in understanding of the products).
The summary may be useful at different stages of life - purchasing of house, having a spouse, changing mode of payment (credit cards), losing job etc.
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Arman Mohamad
13 Sep 2021
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Hi Anon, as others have mentioned, a simple excel sheet will suffice.
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Just use excel.