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The deductible is what you pay before making claims. A higher deductible means lower premiums, maintaining high coverage affordably and enhancing financial flexibility.
Take initiative to build personal "medical savings," eg: use savings insurance or other investments vehicles, to counter medical inflation with returns.
Regularly review the market for cost-effective plans. Switching may lower premiums while maintaining or improving coverage. However, re-underwriting may exclude pre-existing conditions, reset waiting periods, and create a protection gap during the transition — plan carefully!
You can find the name and coverage level of your existing policy through the following channels:
The calculator displays an estimated amount based on the "standard premium table" without considering any personalized factors. Higher renewal premiums may stem from pre-existing conditions or extra coverage.
Yes. Here are some methods to reduce your premium:
Before making any changes, we recommend consulting your insurer or financial advisor to understand how these adjustments may impact your overall coverage."
Insurance premiums won't be adjusted individually based on one's claim history. Premium hikes mainly stem from two factors.
Hong Kong's VHIS is regulated by the Health Bureau, yet authorities don't regulate product premiums. Insurers set prices based on actuarial data, expected claims costs, and operating expenses. Moreover, insurers must disclose premium tables for consumer comparison.
Due to the large number of products on the market, our calculator currently covers VHIS products from mainstream insurance companies, including some shelved plans. Our team is working hard to continuously gather information and provide regular updates. Please stay tuned for our latest news.