PA insurance for elderly aged 74

[yamashita]

Is there any PA insurance for elderly aged 74?

Checked DBS ActiveCare but last entry is 71-year old and although NTUC Income's SilverCare last entry is 75-year old, the coverage seems to be lacking.

 

[kebinu]

Great Eastern Life - Golden Protector Plus - Secure the lifestyle you desire in your golden years

What kind of coverage are you focusing on?

The premium paid and sum assured for accidential death/tpd is definitely much lower than other pa plan while the medical reimbursement for tcm is slightly higher.

Have you considered self insured in this case?

 

[yamashita]

Thanks for the link. From my research, there appear to be 2 insurance products catered for elderly aged 74 and above, NTUC SilverCare and GE Golden Protector Plus.

GE website does not have the benefits schedule for Golden Protector Plus. Any GE advisor here care to share the details on the benefits schedule?

 

[Aerial86]

Thanks for the link. From my research, there appear to be 2 insurance products catered for elderly aged 74 and above, NTUC SilverCare and GE Golden Protector Plus.

GE website does not have the benefits schedule for Golden Protector Plus. Any GE advisor here care to share the details on the benefits schedule?

You might also want to consider looking at Tenet PAStar. It is one of the most competitive PA plan currently in the market.

 

[yamashita]

You might also want to consider looking at Tenet PAStar. It is one of the most competitive PA plan currently in the market.

Tenet PAStar's last entry age is 70.

 

[Aerial86]

Tenet PAStar's last entry age is 70.

Sorry my mistake.

 

[bigmice]

Thanks for the link. From my research, there appear to be 2 insurance products catered for elderly aged 74 and above, NTUC SilverCare and GE Golden Protector Plus.

GE website does not have the benefits schedule for Golden Protector Plus. Any GE advisor here care to share the details on the benefits schedule?

PM me your email address, I will email you the BI of GE

 

[yamashita]

Is there a difference between applying for insurance by myself or going through an agent? Looking at NTUC Silvercare.

 

[Clay Pot]

Can also look at

http://www.libertyinsurance.com.sg/personal-insurance/seniorcare/overview/