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Ang Pei San
14 Jul 2025
Personal Wealth Manager at AIA Singapore
If the CI is not cancer related, you can buy cancer coverage from some companies.
Accident Plan ok too.
Wealth Accumulation ok but if you plan to, do things with shorter premium term.
Also, always make sure you have more emergency funds for short term needs.
Hope this helps :)
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Damien Choo
10 Jul 2025
Financial Consultant at Prudential Assurance Company Singapore
For such cases, buying any wealth accumulation plans will not have any issue.
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