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Q: I want/need an insurance guru ..insurance in China

like ..hint hint... I think I know who knows ... but my wife just proposed a 430RMB/month insurance thing for herself. I have no problem with that, but, always a BUT, ..I want to include myself... both of us ...I am 10 years older than her..

hmmmm.. even the old guys, I know that speak English don't seem to have the answer I want to hear.

suggestions from this site would be appreciated and considered.

11 years 48 weeks ago in Lifestyle - China

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430RMB per month, that is some government scheme, doesn't apply to you, most likely.

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Ping an will let foreigners into insurance plans, shouldnt be any more expensive although they might try to sell you a special " foreigner" package.

Ping an is also good as they have credit cards and their insurance can also be used as a collateral when applying for the card.

Scandinavian:

....and Ping An made Hu's family rich

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