Premiums of insurance bought directly expected to fall 5-10%
Consumers may be looking at cheaper insurance products
JUST as life insurers welcome the recommendations crafted under the Financial Advisory Industry Review announced on Wednesday, consumers may be looking at cheaper insurance products when they make a direct purchase.
Khoo Kah Siang, chief executive officer of Great Eastern Life Assurance, said that he expects premiums of direct channel insurance products to be reduced by 5 to 10 per cent.
This, as life insurers in Singapore will have to sell protection up to a sum assured of S$400,000 under a government-mandated direct-purchase scheme from next year.
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