Advertisement

Anonymous

06 Jun 2019

∙

Should i continue with my AIA pink of health policy? This policy entitles you to daily allowance if you're hospitalized. I want to save on premium. Should i still continue with it? Premium $150/year. The allowance they give ranges from $50-$100

I cancelled and got scolded by my parents

3

Discussion (3)

What are your thoughts?

Learn how to style your text

Eugene

06 Jun 2019

Well what you can do now is to do a policy review to reassess your current financial status. Having to save on premium might mean that you're spending too much on other stuff? If you're interested I can intro you my agent l. He's done a pretty good job so far. Not too pushy either.

Reply

Save

Benny

04 Jun 2019

It is a dated policy. AIA shield plans provides daily cash for hospitalization stay.

Maybe consider using the funds to upgrade your current policy(if possible) or consider other polices to supplement your coverage.

Reply

Save

Hariz Arthur Maloy

03 Jun 2019

Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent

Yeah it's really an affordable policy but it's not a necessity, more of a good to have.

For hospita...

Write your thoughts

Related Posts

What will happen in the event of death of policy owner for a savings policy that would still be continued running for the child but premium not paid up?

For the 50-30-20 Allocation Rule where 20% is for savings, what if we have reached the max of our emergency fund? Do we still continue to keep 20% as savings or it moves into investment portion?

Hi! Im in my early 30s, have an AIA glow of life policy (with Female CI rider) - paying $181.90 per year for premiums. CI sum assured is $25,000. Am thinking if I should continue with this policy?

What is your ideal age to achieve FIRE? 35, 40, 45 or 50? And what will you do after achieving it? With the mental health downsides to FIRE, why do u still want to pursue it?

What do you guys think of setting aside 25% of salary to pay for premiums for a total of 11 policies for protection (health-related insurance), retirement planning and savings (endowment)?

Related Products

Income IncomeShield Integrated Shield Plan

4.4

305 Reviews

NTUC Income IncomeShield Integrated Shield Plan Preferred

$1,500,000

LIMIT PER POLICY YEAR

180 / 365 days

PRE & POST HOSPITAL

As Charged

OUTPATIENT BENEFITS

Private Hospital

WARD ENTITLEMENT

Raffles Shield Integrated Shield Plan

4.5

83 Reviews

AIA HealthShield Gold Max Integrated Shield Plan

4.2

20 Reviews

Related Posts

What will happen in the event of death of policy owner for a savings policy that would still be continued running for the child but premium not paid up?

For the 50-30-20 Allocation Rule where 20% is for savings, what if we have reached the max of our emergency fund? Do we still continue to keep 20% as savings or it moves into investment portion?

Hi! Im in my early 30s, have an AIA glow of life policy (with Female CI rider) - paying $181.90 per year for premiums. CI sum assured is $25,000. Am thinking if I should continue with this policy?

What is your ideal age to achieve FIRE? 35, 40, 45 or 50? And what will you do after achieving it? With the mental health downsides to FIRE, why do u still want to pursue it?

What do you guys think of setting aside 25% of salary to pay for premiums for a total of 11 policies for protection (health-related insurance), retirement planning and savings (endowment)?

Advertisement