Insurances

[hitokiri_3020]

i hope someone can answer this, can i withdraw my insurance policy even if i'm not the owner and if i can do i get anything?

[Wanderlusting]

i hope someone can answer this, can i withdraw my insurance policy even if i'm not the owner and if i can do i get anything?

 

How is it that you are not the owner of your insurance policy?

[hitokiri_3020]

How is it that you are not the owner of your insurance policy?

 

ako yung insured pero yung tatay ko ang owner, ummm... yun yung nakalagay sa papel na hawak ko at patay na ang tatay ko.

[Wanderlusting]

ako yung insured pero yung tatay ko ang owner, ummm... yun yung nakalagay sa papel na hawak ko at patay na ang tatay ko.

 

I see - you have to check who your dad put as beneficiaries and other pertinent details of the contract.

 

While his death doesn't trigger the insurance benefit (since you are the one insured and not him), it should trigger transfer of ownership with the insurance policy considered as part of his estate (i.e. follows the same concept as inheritance). The new owners can then decide to withdraw from the policy, if the policy allows it. Otherwise, you will be locked until maturity. Responsibility for the payments for the premium, if continuing, will likewise be transferred - to you as insured most probably.

Best to read the fine print. Consult a relative who is a lawyer, or banker, if you can.

[Viola]

Wow. this thread is almost dead. Nobody is posting here. I am a firm believer of insurance policies. I have 3 for myself as I would absolutely hate it if i leave the people I care about with nothing. I even got my own funeral plan just to have everything covered. I think Filipinos should all have their own policies no matter how small it is. at the end of the day, you dont want your loved ones trying to find money so they can bury you. and then begging for money just so they could live without you.

[paradigmshift]

i agree with viola's post. moreso, i think having an insurance is an integral part of being totally financially independent.

[rey.etder]

Wow. this thread is almost dead. Nobody is posting here. I am a firm believer of insurance policies. I have 3 for myself as I would absolutely hate it if i leave the people I care about with nothing. I even got my own funeral plan just to have everything covered. I think Filipinos should all have their own policies no matter how small it is. at the end of the day, you dont want your loved ones trying to find money so they can bury you. and then begging for money just so they could live without you.

 

this is really great. it shows you are responsible enough to accept and deal with the future. apart from company insurance and benefits, i do have one for me and my wife too. dont have to be a million dollar plan, just be sure to have something for them.

[batman21]

My friend just died without any policy. He was confined to the hospital for weeks before he died. Now the family is deep in debt, paying off his hospital bills. How I wish he had the foresight to leave something for his family.

[Inbred]

I see - you have to check who your dad put as beneficiaries and other pertinent details of the contract.

 

While his death doesn't trigger the insurance benefit (since you are the one insured and not him), it should trigger transfer of ownership with the insurance policy considered as part of his estate (i.e. follows the same concept as inheritance). The new owners can then decide to withdraw from the policy, if the policy allows it. Otherwise, you will be locked until maturity. Responsibility for the payments for the premium, if continuing, will likewise be transferred - to you as insured most probably.

 

 

Best to read the fine print. Consult a relative who is a lawyer, or banker, if you can.

Usually if there is a separate owner and insured to the insurance policy, when the owner dies, automatic ang transfer ng ownership to the insured individual, for as long as that insured invidual is the age of majority na.

[Dominator93]

Research this: Buy Term, Invest the Difference. Been doing it for a few years now.

[meralcoboy]

I am about to get insurance from Pru Life.. I am looking forward on having several policies from different companies.

[Mr.Shy Type]

Any recommended insurance company with investment?

[brandom]

PruLife and ManuLife are the doing really well in VUL over the years, especially in terms of return, as based from the insurance commission. I have PruLife, and quite satisfied with the return, interest and services they are providing. Sun Life is so-so, they are just popular, I had a quotation from SunLife and I saw better benefits and coverage with PruLife.

[brandom]

Any recommended insurance company with investment?

 

Have quotations from different big insurance companies (e.g. AXA, ManuLife, PruLife, SunLife, PhilamLife, etc.) and compare the coverage and benefits you will get. If you are going to ask me, go for PruLife, you'll never go wrong with it.

[meralcoboy]

PruLife and ManuLife are the doing really well in VUL over the years, especially in terms of return, as based from the insurance commission. I have PruLife, and quite satisfied with the return, interest and services they are providing. Sun Life is so-so, they are just popular, I had a quotation from SunLife and I saw better benefits and coverage with PruLife.

How long have you been in Prulife Sir? I'm looking into their offer that is assuring 5M, however, they need medical clearance prior to approving my application. May I know what package are you in??

[camus]

i hope someone can answer this, can i withdraw my insurance policy even if i'm not the owner and if i can do i get anything?

If you are not the owner, the only way to get money is if you are the beneficiary and the owner dies. You cannot touch the money without the permission of the owner while the owner is alive.

[johannlucas]

Good Day! I work as a Sales Counselor in PHILPLANS...I

can offer you Insurance with Investments PM me for more Details..

[WizRider]

Mga Sirs and GMs. I'm an insurance adviser from Sun Life Financial. Anybody here interested in getting a life insurance with investments on mutual funds please PM me or contact me at my mobile no. 09224852755. We can set up a meeting to discuss this.

 

Thanks and God Bless!

[harvey_uy]

Sun Life or Pru Life?

[moreley]

Yup...insurance can be quite useful...the trick is finding the right one. Some policies offer cash back schedules or an investment scheme built in, but most importantly is calculate if you put in the premiums yourself into say a mutual fund, would that yield better than an insurance policy?

[tots21]

You guys should try axa...they have the best plans so far in the market. They are now number 1 in the world

[chino_pablo]

Ano maganda at affordable n car insurance?

[Astig73]

Ano maganda at affordable n car insurance?

try mo moneymax. broker yun then sila mag pa quote sa mga insurance companies.

[Lurking beast]

How sun life ok ba sila

[borrisferi]

are the VULs of sunlife philam etc worth it? im willing to shell out around 5k monthly for this