Insurance planning services

Cover planned around real life

Every type of cover below starts from the same question: what do you already have, and what is still missing? Himm helps you answer it.

01 · Health

AIA health insurance

Planning for medical expenses in a way that fits the benefits you already hold, whether that is employer cover or social security. We also look at whether the premium is sustainable long term, and at key conditions such as waiting periods and policy exclusions.

Who it may suit

People without personal health cover, or with employer benefits that may not cover the full cost of treatment.

Questions to consider

Is the annual limit enough for the hospitals you actually use? Which conditions carry a waiting period? How will the premium change as you age?

What we need for a consultation

The benefits you hold today, if any, and a rough premium budget you can comfortably manage.

Ask about health insurance

02 · Life

AIA life insurance

Built to protect the income and responsibilities your family relies on: outstanding debts, the cost of the people you support, or long-term financial goals you have not reached yet.

Who it may suit

Main earners, business owners, and anyone carrying long-term debt.

Questions to consider

If something happened, how many years of expenses could your family cover? How much debt would need handling?

What we need for a consultation

How many people depend on you, roughly how much debt you carry, and the financial goals you want protected.

Ask about life insurance

03 · Child

Child insurance

Health protection for children from an early age, planned alongside longer-term goals such as education costs.

Who it may suit

Parents who want to start planning protection and savings for their children early.

Questions to consider

Do you want to focus on health cover, savings, or both? How many years are you planning across?

What we need for a consultation

Your child's age, the savings or protection goal you have in mind, and a budget that works long term.

Ask about child insurance

04 · Critical

Critical illness insurance

Pays a lump sum on diagnosis of a covered condition under the policy terms, which helps absorb the financial impact of treatment and of income that may stop during recovery.

Who it may suit

Working people whose income depends on them, or those with a family history of serious illness.

Questions to consider

If you stopped working for months of treatment, would savings cover the gap? Does the benefit cover the conditions you worry about?

What we need for a consultation

General family health background, with no detailed medical records needed, and roughly your monthly income.

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05 · Savings

Savings insurance

Combines a disciplined savings habit with life protection, suited to financial goals with a clear timeframe such as education funding or a future lump sum.

Who it may suit

People with a long-term financial goal who want the discipline of a fixed savings schedule.

Questions to consider

In how many years do you want the lump sum? Can you realistically keep saving for the whole term?

What we need for a consultation

The savings goal, the timeframe you want, and the amount you can set aside consistently each month.

Ask about savings insurance

06 · Retirement

Retirement insurance

Planning post-retirement income around the lifestyle you want, considering both long-term affordability and the protection you still need.

Who it may suit

Working people starting to plan retirement income, or topping up an existing fund.

Questions to consider

What monthly income do you want after retiring, and how many years do you have to plan across?

What we need for a consultation

Your current age, your planned retirement age, and any retirement savings or benefits you already hold.

Ask about retirement insurance

How a consultation works

  1. 1

    Share your goals and concerns

  2. 2

    Review your existing cover

  3. 3

    Assess the budget

  4. 4

    Look at suitable options

  5. 5

    Decide when you're ready

  6. 6

    Support after the policy starts

Questions about working together

The initial conversation to understand what you need is free of charge.

No. Message any time that suits you and Himm will reply during business hours.

You can discuss it. Acceptance follows the conditions and judgement of the underwriting company, case by case.

It depends on the plan and the sum insured under consideration, and on the underwriting company's conditions in each case.

Himm usually reviews the cover you already have first, then looks at which gap matters most for your situation.

Assessed case by case. Some employer benefits carry limits on the amount or the period of cover worth knowing about first.

This follows the conditions and time limits set out in the policy. Read the details before deciding.

Monthly, quarterly or annually is usually available, depending on the conditions of each plan.

That is fine. Himm will ask questions and understand your situation first, then work towards suitable options with you.

Himm helps with the initial steps and documents. The claim assessment itself follows the terms of the policy.

Himm answers questions while the policy is in force and helps coordinate when you need to use your cover.

Not sure where to start?

Tell Himm what is on your mind, and we will sort out the questions and make the options clearer.

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