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Usually, you should be using your insurance to cover for your hospitalisation and accident when you’re pregnant. As for pregnancy insurance, you can either opt for standalone (GE) or bundled (either with Term or ILP, that’s AIA or Prudential). Usually you will only buy H&A insurance for the baby, after he/she is born. Hope this helps! :)
I bought from HSBC a bundled maternity plan consisting of maternity insurance and a whole life plan (covering life, TPD, CI, and early CI) that will be transferred to the baby after delivering. The bundled plan comes with guaranteed insurability of the baby for hospitalization, which I will purchase for the baby after delivering.
Ohh I see, thank you! :)
I did not manage to get any pregnancy insurance due to my medical history. But after my 1st child born, we get him life insurance, hospitalisation and accident plan from AIA.
I see, is there a particular reason for choosing AIA over the other insurers? :)
I got GE’s maternity plan but the underwriter is quite strict, probably should have gone with aia
i just decided aia mum to baby plan. you may check it out.
Yup! Thank you! Any reason you went ahead with AIA Mum2baby? Heard it’s costlier than other insurers!
Get a financial planner to plan for you!
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