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Free Critical Illness Insurance Booklet

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Critical Illnesses ExplainedOkay, free goodie for Meshio.Com readers, a 46-page booklet explaining the 36 types of critical illnesses that is covered under most critical illnesses policy that is offered by various insurance companies in Malaysia. Of course, the terms and conditions would vary, so you should take note of your actual policy’s black and white.

This booklet is purely meant for reference only.

This is the 3rd edition of the Critical Illness Booklet and various information has been updated.

36 Critical Illnesses Insurance Explained

To view the list of all 36 Critical Illnesses covered by major insurance companies, check out The Comprehensive Listing of Critical Illnesses & Dread Diseases in Malaysia.





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  • FS
    Hi YowChuan,
    Thanks for the info on Critical illness.
  • FS, no problem! Hope it helped!
  • leong chia how
    thx for the booklet.. =) i like the "wallet damage" the most, this is how we know how much it cost us to have a bad health.. hehe
  • jericho
    i bought a 900k CI policies (3 policies).. and for my wife 400k.. but how long does it takes to ensure no further question being asked from Insurance Company while claiming... 3 years and above or less? My wife diagnosed of Chronic Mylo Leukimia (CML).. is it covered?
  • cTz
    very good information not only for insurance agent but also for non agent. Keep up the good work.
  • Thanks for the kind words! Would be great if insurance agents can use the information on this booklet for the benefits of their clients.
  • Jeff
    Yowchuan, thanks for the booklet, you did really well, this ebook is very informative, we need more professional information to share, you actually help lots of people.
  • Hi Pires, the wallet damage rates are taken from figures collected from survey conducted on private hospitals. It's a yardstick on how much each diseases cost.

    However, the "wallet damage" differs for each individuals since it would depend very much on the severity of the disease as diagnosed by the doctor. Even doctors can give different quotes, hence it's always good to get a second opinion if you want to make sure you are not paying too much.
  • pires_511
    Hi , yowchuan

    your CI booklet is very infomative
    Btw, may I know the "Wallet Damage" that parts' information you are found from where ?
  • Yeeha,

    Thanks for the suggestion. Will try to incorporate that into the next revision. It's sometimes hard to get these handy statistics from the authorities. But anyhow, will try my best!
  • Justin
    Use and comprehensive。It;s definately a guide for those who have the foggiest ideas on the cost of falling sick in Malaysia. Once you know how much is cost, then please be self aware and plan your finances. It's prudent and not the least wise to start young and save.....
  • yeeha
    Hi Yow Chuan,

    THis is a very useful and informative booklet, suitable for those who doesnt really able to keep up with the skyrocketing price of the treatment for all the illnesses.

    Just another suggestion for your next edition... :). It is also very useful if you can include how many malaysians actually diagnosed with each of the illness and rank them based on Malaysia's survey.
  • Patrick See
    Thank you very much for the Critical Illness booklet. I just went through the first few pages and found it to be very informative and the additional explanation is imperative.
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