Mylollipopdays
Active Member
Simp, like you all my insurance and hubby's are with AIA cos our friend is one their district manager.
Just last week, we bought few plans for Dana with him too. One of which is a "Critical Illness Insurance Plan" where we pay the premium for 8 years and she'll be covered for her entire lifetime. The other one is a basic investment plan which we hope can cover part of Dana's university education when she turns 18.
Regarding AIG news, I was also shocked initially and immediately checked with our agent. He reassured us that AIA is not affected as it maintains a separate life fund from AIG and according to MAS, all insurers are to have at least 80% liquidity to meet all liability to policyholders. AIA has more than 80%. So should be fine.
The thing about buying multiple policies from different insurance companies is that when you need to file a claim, you need to contact so many agents, and they've to counter check what you have and what you don't have so kinda bothersome. Hence, we bought all from AIA from an agent we know personally and trust...
Just last week, we bought few plans for Dana with him too. One of which is a "Critical Illness Insurance Plan" where we pay the premium for 8 years and she'll be covered for her entire lifetime. The other one is a basic investment plan which we hope can cover part of Dana's university education when she turns 18.
Regarding AIG news, I was also shocked initially and immediately checked with our agent. He reassured us that AIA is not affected as it maintains a separate life fund from AIG and according to MAS, all insurers are to have at least 80% liquidity to meet all liability to policyholders. AIA has more than 80%. So should be fine.
The thing about buying multiple policies from different insurance companies is that when you need to file a claim, you need to contact so many agents, and they've to counter check what you have and what you don't have so kinda bothersome. Hence, we bought all from AIA from an agent we know personally and trust...