If recovery takes time, is your safety net ready?
Explore how everyday spending, debts and recovery costs could add up. See how much your current protection and savings might cover.
Your planning snapshot
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A planning estimate, not a policy recommendation or treatment quote. Claim eligibility, policy definitions and actual costs need a separate review.
Would your current benefits support both recovery and everyday life?
Choose an i~Life advisor to explore the assumptions and options that fit your situation.
Your estimated need and available provision
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How this estimate works
- Monthly expenses × (1 + inflation buffer) × 12 × replacement years gives the income replacement fund. The inflation buffer is applied once, not compounded every recovery year.
- Add debts and the treatment/recovery reserve, then subtract existing critical illness cover and available savings. The gap is never shown below zero. No investment return is assumed.
- Only include funds you could actually use together. Medical reimbursement is not the same as a critical illness lump-sum benefit. Check exclusions, limits and waiting periods with an advisor.
Useful references
Use these links to check costs and assumptions for your own situation. Example inputs are not quotations.
- MyCoverage (LIAM / MTA)
Understand life insurance and takaful coverage before comparing benefits.
- EPF / KWSP · Belanjawanku
Use the household spending guide to help review your monthly budget.
- MOH / KKM · Caj Rawatan
Published government treatment charges vary by category and ward class. They are individual charges, not complete illness budgets or private hospital quotes.
- National Kidney Foundation Malaysia
Check patient welfare support, eligibility and current treatment charges directly with NKF. Dialysis fees alone do not represent the full cost of care.
- Sunway Cancer Centre
Ask the care provider for a personalised treatment and recovery cost estimate.