> My insurance policy is with AIA Singapore which is a subsidiary
> of AIG. Many people here decide to drop AIA as their
> primary insurance provider even though they guarantee
> they can fulfill their responsibility. And now there is the US$700
> Billion plan to rescue the financial institutes.

The AIA representative that has been serving me was EXCELLENT, but I
do not have any long term or saving policy with AIA.  And had switched
out of the enhanced-medishield plans en-block to another provider way
before the crisis as I do not want to fool around with my medical
insurance.  2 main reasons to switch out:
1.  The fine print allows AIA to cut and stop policy every few years,
also they stop their coverage at the time (was 75, now I think is
revised) when it is most needed.  When I compare AIA fine prints with
others, I found that they had too many escape clauses.  Joke? theft?
snake-oil?
2.  I am also betting that the other insurance company shall not be
allowed to fail and to misbehave in Singapore as the political cost
shall be too high.

Cheers, Ling SM
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