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Why Personal Accident Plan?
By Akhiat  •  January 10, 2009
[caption id="attachment_1481" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Image by Health and Wealth"]Image by Health and Wealth[/caption] Most people took up a Personal Accident plan via telemarketers, Credit Card complement or through their company's corporate insurer. An adviser who do not do proper fact-finding may miss out recommending a PA plan. It is understandable that few advisers like to recommend a PA plan largely due to the low premium, low commission and the high chance of claim. Many people do not have such a low cost policy because they did not hear about it or has misunderstood its coverage. It will be quite unfortunate if an accident strike and they are not able to claim things that are unique to a PA plan. Today, I like to share why its important to have a Personal Accident Plan. 1) Beefing up Death Coverage at low cost
  • 6% of Singaporeans die of Accident in 2007. It is not a big number compared to Cancer and Heart Diseases but I believe the chance that a young man dies via accident is higher compared to sickness.
  • And it is usually that young man have a higher dependency needs when they are likely to be under-insured.
2) Covering Accidental Permanent Disablement
  • A person’s life have a certain value attached which are determined by his dependency needs. Likewise, a person’s hand, leg or eyes should have a value attached as well.
  • If a person loses a leg, eye or finger permanently, he is likely not able to claim for any of his policy.
  • The chance that a healthy person loses a finger, hand or eye is largely via accident.
  • Example. Full Sum Assured $100,000. Loss of one arm = 50%, Loss of one finger = 8% x $100k. Read more...
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By Akhiat
Adrian entered the Financial Advisory Industry in Feb'03 after years in the Shipping and Logistics Arena. He joined the industry with a strong belief that the public need better advice in their financial plan. "It is a big challenge to me till today because I am not a natural Sales Person. However I want to remove public's perception that Financial Adviser are all Salespeople. It is a professional job that deserve more respect. I want to impart my methodology, skills and knowledge to help you improve your Financial Health and to share health tips to improve your Physical Health."
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