Do you have group insurance? 🧐

🧐 have group insurance... enough?

Many working people just come to mind when it's too late.

🙋‍♀️ Ask honestly.

Who ever thought like this?

- The company has insurance. Should be okay.

- We're young, strong, nothing.

- I wouldn't be that sick.

These ideas are not wrong.

But... it may not be complete. 😅

Because many people just come to know later that

Group insurance = welfare, not ours.

📌 What group insurance "actually does"

- How much money did the company give us? We can't choose.

- Only protection when you're still working.

- Change jobs / Resign = End coverage

And at work, everything seemed like a problem.

But the point that many people don't think about is...

⚠️ If one day we get really sick,

And have a health history.

Enough to date

- Resign.

- Change jobs.

- Or retire.

Then think of taking out private health insurance

Maybe harder to do.

Or some diseases are not covered.

Turns out...

When I get older and need the most insurance,

There are no options left as you think.

So why do some people choose to have private health insurance along with it?

Not because I want to pay more.

But because I want to have a "backup plan" for life.

✔️ Not tied to the job.

✔️ How many moves are still insured?

✔️ help cope with big treatment costs in the future.

✔️ Choose coverage to suit yourself.

🍋 Summary

Group insurance = There already is good.

But private health insurance = plan for the future.

This post is not going to tell everyone to hurry to do it now.

Just wanted to know.

Because some things... know slower, actually choose less.

Who's not ready? It's okay.

Save it first. 🤍

Which day is ready to make a missed decision?

# Working age insurance # Health # Health insurance # Women's health # Sickness experience