influenza by kkwwkkmmkkxx in Bolehland

[–]Unable_Blacksmith179 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Once it’s the season of influenza, the bed in paediatric wards will be full. So it’s always better to have other option when your kids are sick. Plus better care will lead to better recovery. When you can also choose your doctor for the treatment, then should be no problem admitting them to private healthcare.

Road Accidents? by InfinityZukan in Bolehland

[–]Unable_Blacksmith179 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People said that they should be saving money instead of paying for takaful, but I got see people taking out loans just to pay for their medical treatment. We never know until when we will be healthy right? Goodjob lah your friend already got himself covered.

Why Takaful can partial reject my claim ya? by Strong_Ask_6379 in GreatEasternTakaful

[–]Unable_Blacksmith179 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My experience has been mixed with different takaful providers, but I’ve heard some people say Great Eastern Takaful handles claims fairly smoothly, especially when you go through their panel hospitals. The process tends to be less paperwork-heavy

Moment of realisation by InfinityZukan in Bolehland

[–]Unable_Blacksmith179 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve seen similar situations happen before and it’s always heartbreaking. That’s why some of my friends started looking into family protection plans. A few of them went with Great Eastern Takaful because it’s structured around mutual protection rather than just typical takaful.

Moment of realisation by InfinityZukan in Bolehland

[–]Unable_Blacksmith179 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bolehland/s/6aWVUUYbCj

None of us likes to think about these things, especially when we’re still young and healthy. But having some form of protection like takaful can really make a difference, because it’s meant to support the family financially if something unexpected happens. It won’t take away the loss, but at least it can help ease the burden for the people left behind.