Smart Protect Wealth 20人寿意外

SmartProtect Wealth 20 is a regular premium investment-linked insurance plan. Some of the choice of funds invests in Shariah-approved securities. However, this is not a Shariah-compliant product. This plan is an insurance product that is tied to the performance of the underlying assets, and is not a pure investment product such as unit trusts. Premiums are payable until the end of the premium payment term, or until death or TPD or termination of the policy, whichever comes first. 

You should satisfy yourself that this plan will best serve your needs and that the premium payable under the policy is an amount you can afford. A free-look period of 15 days is given for you to review the suitability of the plan. If the policy is returned to the Company during this period, the Company shall refund an amount equal to the sum of:

a) the total investment values of the policy based on the net asset value at the next valuation date; and

b) the investment values of the units which have been cancelled to pay for insurance charges and policy fees; and

c) the amount of premiums that have not been allocated;
    minus the expenses incurred for medical examinations, if any.

Net asset value is the single price at which the policy owner buys the units in a unit fund and sells the units back to the unit fund. 

In cases where the purchase involves a premium of a sizeable amount (i.e. RM5,000 and more), you should consider purchasing a single premium investment-linked insurance plan as single premium plans offer better allocation rates for investment. However, please take note that single premium plans may not offer as much insurance protection as regular premium plans and may have less riders/supplementary benefits available.

You may stop paying the premiums and still enjoy protection as long as there is a sufficient total investment value to pay for the insurance charges, policy fee and supplementary benefit premiums, where applicable. However, there is a possibility of the policy lapsing when the required charges, including rider charges, exceed the value of the fund units available. Purchasing too many unit-deduction riders may deplete the fund units.

In the event the actual sustainability of the policy is reduced due to revisions to insurance charges, the Company may vary the Basic Annual Premium and any regular investment top-ups on the policy anniversary by giving you 3 months’ advance written notice.

Buying an investment-linked insurance plan is a long-term commitment. An early termination of the policy involves high costs and the withdrawal value is dependent on prevailing market value of the underlying assets of the unit fund. Therefore, the withdrawal value may be less than the total premiums paid. The policy value may rise or fall, based on the underlying performance of the funds. The performance of the funds is not guaranteed. Sustainability of the plan depends on the underlying performance of the funds.  The investment risk under the policy will be borne solely by the policy owner. Past actual performance is not a guide to future performance, which may be different.

Any amount of the premium that has not been allocated to purchase units is used to meet the payment of commissions to intermediaries and general expenses of the Company. The Company reserves the right, in circumstances it considers exceptional, to suspend issuance or redemption of units.

The above is for general information only. It is not a contract of insurance. You are advised to refer to the Sales Illustration, Fund Fact Sheet, Product Disclosure Sheet and sample policy documents for detailed important features and benefits of the plan before purchasing the plan. The exclusions and limitations of benefits highlighted above are not exhaustive. For further information, reference shall be made to the terms and conditions specified in the policy issued by Great Eastern Life.

If there is any discrepancy between the English, Bahasa Malaysia and Chinese versions of this brochure, the English version shall prevail.

The terms “Great Eastern Life” and “the Company” shall refer to Great Eastern Life Assurance (Malaysia) Berhad.

Information correct as at 17 September 2019.