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All my insurance products are from Prudential but I recently met an acquaintance's Dad that works for AIA. He mentioned it's risky to place all my eggs in the same basket. However I also understand that things like endowment and hospitalisation plans can't be easily switched. I bought my hospitalisation plan before the new requirements were enforced.
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Duane Cheng
22 Jul 2020
Financial Consultant at Prudential Assurance Company Singapore
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Tan Li Xing
17 Jul 2020
Financial Consultant at Prudential Assurance Company (Singapore)
Hi Anon,
I think there is no wrong in that. And also if your agent has been doing a good job in servicing you, that is more important rather than being with just 1 insurer. Also in regards to the Hospitalisation Plan, please do not do a switch or even consider doing so, especially if you are with the old plan and rider where you can be reimbursed up to 100% of the bills.
Also it does make things easier when you are making claims, cause you just need to look for either the agent or just the 1 insurer.
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Hariz Arthur Maloy
16 Jul 2020
Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent
Nope having all all your policies isn't a big issue as they are all protected by various Policy Owne...
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Hi there,
That is a very common sales line, but in reality, all of policies issued by any insurer in Singapore, is covered by Policy Owner's Protection (PPF) Scheme, where in the case of insolvency by the insurer, your policies are insured up to 100k.
You can reference to this article, to understand where the other agent is coming from. The only time where you would need to have multiple insurance coverage from multiple companies, is when your coverage amount has reached the maximum limit allowed by the insurer. At that point you will need to look elsewhere to get your desired coverage.
I do hope i was able to answer your question! Have a great week ahead!