Anonymous
Want to review my current plans for insurance coverage.
Current:
1) GE 4 X Multiplier (60k SA, 4 X Multiplier until 70 Years old)
Premium 2.7k p.a for 20 years
2) AIA Critical Cover (50K SA, able to claim 3 times, with 12 months apart)
Premium:$950 p.a
3) GE Supreme Health and Total Health
I plan to change the Life plan to a term plan (coverage till 100 years old)
Should I keep my AIA Critical Cover or have a CI rider with the new term plan?
Open to suggestions!
Thanks in advance! :)
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Eric Chia
12 Jun 2019
Senior Financial Consultant at Prudential
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Hariz Arthur Maloy
07 Jun 2019
Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent
A Term to 100 with CI will cost more than your WL plan. This new post comes in handy. https://www.sgbudgetbabe.com/2019/05/critical-i...&fbclid=IwAR05UKddYPb9USfNp0m53yLyKRFzc4w_v4Qyq-QAIWxzAEKq-KUX6AgaKZ4
AIA Critical Cover covers ECI as well and is yours till 75 or 100?
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Vincent Tan Wen Bin
30 May 2019
Assistant Vice President at Thinkers Alliance
Why would you want to surrender your life plan?
Early surrender of it will cause hefty charges an...
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Hi there, just to summarise your current coverage is as follows:
1) whole life plan is cheaper than term plan coverage until 100yo (you can add up the total premiums payable for both plans to confirm this)
2) is $290k coverage enough? Say in the event of death, if your family needs $2k monthly expenses, $290k can sustain them for 12 years. In the event of critical illness, your GE plan covers your hospital bills, but you can't work and maybe need to hire caregiver. So maybe you'll need about $1.5k monthly. $290k can last you for about 16 years (some CI like Alzheimer's will take this long).
So personally I feel that giving up a whole life plan to take a term plan covering until 100yo doesn't make sense. But if $290k coverage isn't enough, can consider taking a term plan for 20years (like for extra family expenses when children are young). This add on is cheaper than adding on a whole life plan.