The following is my
answer to a Quora question: “What are the biggest lessons you have
learned in the insurance industry?”
I have learned, over the years, that it is not just
about the policies you buy, but how you structure them.
I have learned that the wealthy and the masses buy the
same policies, but for different reasons.
I learned that there may be ways to get around having
pre-existing conditions covered, at a reasonable cost.
I have learned that most people who buy insurance do
not fully understand their coverage.
I have learned that the insurance industry in
Singapore, is a lot different from the rest of the world, and that in certain
other countries, such as the US, it is predatory.
I have learned that having good coverage is useless
without understanding how to claim for it.
I have learned that insurance plans can function as
financial instruments, creating immediate estates, as collateral for loans and
credit lines, and as a means to move funds.
I have learned that the right sort of insurance
coverage, particularly in large projects, saves a lot of money.
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