Rider

Hi everyone, I’m early 20s and paying for rider about $400 a year. Does it make sense to keep it? Currently employed and company do provide a decent hospitalisation insurance benefit.

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u/miraiyuni 1 10 hours ago

whats the context??? whats rider? what does it hv to do with hospitalisation and insurance benefits?
u/chweekuehh 1 10 hours ago

You're not staying in your current company until you retire. And need context on which and what kind of rider.
u/CatSame8955 1 10 hours ago

Its only $400 per YEAR leh.. Just keep only la
u/Pristine-Weekend-415 1 10 hours ago

Look through the rider premium costs as you get older and if you will be comfortable paying it.
u/Sunriseovermist 1 10 hours ago

What’s the coverage of the rider? During periods of unemployment (btw, employment can be terminated if the employee requires long recovery period or is no longer medically fit enough to do that job), you will realise the importsnce of having your own hospitalisation plan. When you are young, the rider premium should be affordable.
u/laverania 1 10 hours ago

Do you write your work emails with little context too?