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逍遥居士 LV16
发表于 30-11-2010 18:34:34
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针对问题1:
The Dependants’ Protection Scheme (DPS) is an affordable term insurance scheme that provides insured members and their families with some money to get through the first few years should the insured members become permanently incapacitated or pass away.
DPS was privatised in September 2005. Two private insurers, The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company Limited and NTUC Income Insurance Cooperative Limited have been appointed as insurers for DPS. CPF members who are Singaporeans or Permanent Residents are automatically covered under DPS unless they opt out of the scheme.
DPS is an optional term insurance which covers CPF members for a maximum sum assured of
$46,000 up to age 60. The coverage is worldwide. The DPS benefit will be paid out if the insured
member passes away or becomes permanently incapacitated such that he can no longer work.
The premium payable depends on your age at your last birthday. Premiums can be paid from your CPF
Ordinary and/or Special Account(s). |
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