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Pang Zhe Liang
28 Jun 2020
Fee-Based Financial Advisory Manager at Financial Alliance Pte Ltd (IFA Firm)
You may wish to speak to your agent regarding an addition of rider to an existing policy.
However, do note that the coverage will be limited to the term of your policy, which is another 22 years. Thereafter, the coverage will stop.
With this in mind, if you are looking to cover yourself beyond the next 22 years, e.g. whole life, then it may be better to get a separate coverage.
In any case, I will suggest for you to speak with your agent or an experienced consultant to get specific advice based on your needs and future planning.
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From a long term perspective, you might want to opt for a CI standalone plan or get a whole life plan with CI rider. Reason being that you'll want plans that can cover for you solely on protection. It makes the planning a lot easier too. The comprehensiveness will also differ if you get a standalone CI plan compared to you getting a rider on top of that plan.
Will probably need to find out where you're at and your reason for wanting to add CI coverage but do speak to someone trusted or your agent for your next course of action.
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