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文泰金

18 Oct 2024

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I'm 48, had a CI claim 3 yr ago. No coverage now. Should i get an ILP plan that offer death coverage of 160% premium after 20 yr or a plan that offer only death coverage but with 150% - 200% loading.

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Ian

04 Nov 2024

No.

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Francis

01 Nov 2024

I would avoid ILP if possible because heard of the higher cost.

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Stella

30 Oct 2024

Whole life insurance

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James

22 Oct 2024

I don't think there is any question to which the answer is "get an ILP" – there are always better things to invest in that won't result in you paying for some insurance salesman's maldives holidays.

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Elijah Lee

22 Oct 2024

Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)

Hi 文泰金,

Sorry to hear about your situation and I hope you've fully recovered from your CI episod...

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