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Anonymous

10 Dec 2022

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What is the cheapest multi-pay critical illness plan?

Hi, what is the cheapest multipay critical illness plan available in the market? I'm looking to cover till I'm 65 or 70

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Ryan Yap

10 Dec 2022

Retirement Specialist at AIA

You can try AIA's multi-pay early CI plan - there's option that covers till 60 or 75 or 100. Comes as either stand-alone term plan or as a rider to whole life plan.

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