Category — Pru Update
PruCash Double Reward
Prudential launched a new policy called PRUcash double reward. It is a regular premium anticipated endowment plan that gives you an annual guaranteed payout from the end of the first policy year in addition to coverage on death and Total and Permanent Disability (TPD).
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January 12, 2010 No Comments
Final Update For 2008
2008 is drawing to a close and I’m sure you are making plans for the year ahead. I’d like to meet up to review your plans just to make sure everything is okay. Click on the video below.
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December 19, 2008 No Comments
Pru Multiple Crisis Cover
Prudential launched a unique policy just a few days ago, called PRU Multiple Crisis Cover. This policy that allows multiple critical illness claims in a lifetime. The purpose is to provide sufficient protection in the event of critical illness, especially if another illness happens. Not far fetched with people living longer and advances in medical treatment.
In a nutshell, a person is entitled to make up to 3 critical illnesses claims (including 2 cancer claims) throughout the policy term.
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November 25, 2008 Comments Off
Higher Medical Limits
Prudential enhanced their Hospitalisation and Surgery cover (PMM plan). In the past the lifetime limits i.e. the maximum amount that a person can claim in their lifetime, is 3 times the annual limit. Now the limit is raised to 10 times the annual limit, providing better benefits. This is especially useful if you contract a disease that requires long term medical treatment.
The changes means that even for the entry level plan, PMM5 100, your lifetime limit is now 500,000. If you have an existing Pru Major Medical plan can choose to upgrade to this plan. Off course there are terms and condition for eligibility and additional premium.
There is an option to extends the coverage of the PRUmajor med 5 plan from age 70 to 80. For more details, click here to download a brochure or you can contact me as well.
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November 20, 2008 Comments Off