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Would like to know how less comprehensive is term+CI (multipay) coverage as opposed to CI multipay standalone plan? Hope to cover at least till 75-80yo. Which plan premiums will be relatively cheaper for sum assured eg. $100k? TIV!
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Jonathan Soh
17 Aug 2020
Wealth Manager at Aviva Financial Advisers
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Duane Cheng
16 Aug 2020
Financial Consultant at Prudential Assurance Company Singapore
Hi there,
Term + CI would provide for Death, Disability, Terminal illnesses as well as CI coverage. Some of the CI multipay offerings do not provision for Death, Disability payouts.
Would be hard to determine the affordability, as some data is missing, such as your age, smoking status. Comparing a term + Ci multi pay, and multi pay standalone, term + Ci might cost more as it has higher coverage.
Hope I was able to shed some insight! If you would like a consult, reach out to me and we can take it offline.
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Hi there. It depends heavily on whether you have dependants or not. If you don't, I suggest to just get a standalone CI plan. A standalone CI plan can pay out more times for various CIs than a rider. Premiums for a standalone CI plan can be cheap depending on the amount of coverage you choose.
More importantly, act fast! One last week before the CI changes happen.
You can reach me here to find out more. I cover 9 major insurers including Aviva, NTUC, AXA etc.