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Anonymous

30 Sep 2020

Insurance

What happens if you change job after you get disability income insurance eg from office job to nurse? Will premiums change? Or it’s dependent on salary?

Still thinking about getting disability income insurance cos might change job in the future

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PolicyPal

30 Sep 2020

Official Account at PolicyPal

You would be required to inform your insurers as soon as possible as the occupation's risk is a factor that affects your eligibility and premium amount for Personal Accident (PA) insurance.

For PA plans, insurers classified all occupations into four risk classes. The higher-class tier you are, the higher your risk of injury or accidents, and therefore your premiums would be higher. Do get in touch with us if you require assistance with this.​​​

Elijah Lee

28 Sep 2020

Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)

Hi anon,

You'll need to re-declare this to the insurer as your job classification (and probably salary) has changed. They'll re-assess you and let you know the outcome.

A receptionist earning $3K is at a far lower risk than a labourer working at height and earning the same base pay (if the labourer can even get DI in the first place). In that same vein, being a nurse is also a far more specialised job than a typical office worker.

Hi anon. Office worker and nurses are in different classes so nurses would have to pay a higher prem...

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