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So far I have gotten Prudential's hospitalisation plan. I am thinking of getting a term plan with CI for coverage at a lower cost (as compared to life plans). Cost is a major factor for me as my family's finances are in bad shape, but I do not want to skimp on necessary protection, or sign with a company that tends to reject claims.
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Tan Li Xing
03 Jan 2020
Financial Consultant at Prudential Assurance Company (Singapore)
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Nicholes Wong
07 Jun 2019
Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic
Since cost is a major factor use this website to buy direct purchase insurance, no commission and cheaper than buying from an agent. Just make sure after you chose the plan you want read their T&Cs and stuff.
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Hi Anon,
Just happened to see this question; just wondering if things have been better for you? Also before looking at CI coverage, have you gotten a personal accident policy as well? Cause I think once your have your hospitalisation covered, a personal accident plan would be good to look into.
Also, in regards to term or whole life, it really depends on what you are looking at, if you are looking to only have a short term coverage, then yes, definitely a term plan make better value as compared to a whole life policy. Of course the most ideal situation is to meet up with an agent and through the meeting do a proper needs analysis before advising you on something that suits your needs.
Also in regards to claims, I think sometimes it's not really just the insurer, the agent actually plays a vital part and you might want to go with someone you are comfortable with and you can trust. Do reach out if you have further questions