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Pay out to $300K max for early CI and severe CI. The main difference for Aviva multipay seems to be that it’s for recurrent CI, but there’s a waiting period of 2 years. Please let me know if there’s any compelling reasons for either policy! Thank you!
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Jonathan Soh
26 Aug 2020
Wealth Manager at Aviva Financial Advisers
Hi there. As what the other advisers have mentioned, they are two different categories of products - one is term and one is more of a CI plan.
You can reach me here to find out more in detail. I cover Aviva, AXA and 7 other major insurers.
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Elijah Lee
22 Aug 2020
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
Hi anon,
Both plans are vastly different.
AXA's term protector is a term plan and the purpose is t...
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Since August, there has been a change of CI definitions industry-wide, and also an update to Aviva's Multipay payout structure. Adding on from Elijah's answer, if you are looking for Death/TPD/CI cover, you may want to consider Aviva My Protector Term Plan with Multipay Rider instead of a Multipay CI stand-alone as it's more cost-effective. The other equivalents are Singlife's Term Life + Multiclaim and Tokiomarine's Term Assure II with Multicare.
Note that you can choose to customize Term till age of your choice. The shorter the term, the cheaper the premiums.