facebookMy insurance agent recently recommended me to add on PruLady CI rider. As someone who doesn’t plan to have kids, how relevant is this plan? And how common are these ‘Female Illnesses’? - Seedly

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Anonymous

21 Aug 2020

Insurance

My insurance agent recently recommended me to add on PruLady CI rider. As someone who doesn’t plan to have kids, how relevant is this plan? And how common are these ‘Female Illnesses’?

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Tan Pau Cen

20 Aug 2020

Financial Consultant at Prudential

Prulady provides more than female related critical illness cover. It provides preventive health screening once every 2 years, which if you don't intend to use, you can transfer it to your loved ones. It provides pay out for female related medical procedures (which may not be covered by the standard CI plans). What I love is that the sum assured is actually for per-benefit :) - do talk to your Financial Consutant for more details.

This plan is a to complement your standard CI at affordable premium :) ​​​

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Hey there!

Nothing wrong with getting a plan that is catered to female's illness but this should only be a resort for you if your budget is low since female illness plans are typically cheaper than a standard CI plan. There are illnesses that are rather common that isn't gender-related eg. Type-2 Diabetes etc. We never know what is the kind of CI that will strike.

If you are looking at comprehensive CI coverage, you may want to re-look at your options.
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Duane Cheng

18 Aug 2020

Financial Consultant at Prudential Assurance Company Singapore

Hi there,

With reference to female-illnesses, you can view this source(https://www.singaporecance...

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