Tag: aia public takaful
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Having Sales Anxiety?
I still remember my first cold call—palms sweaty, heart racing, voice cracking like a teenager in a school play. I had rehearsed my pitch a hundred times, yet the second the prospect picked up, my brain staged a full shutdown. “Hi, uh… I’m calling about… um… your financial planning needs?” Click. Dial tone. Ouch. But…
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How to Submit Claim on AiA+ App – Employee Benefit edition
Got a claim to submit? No worries—let’s get this sorted in a few taps. But before we proceed, there are two things I want to highlight… First, got questions about your finances? I’m here to help! Feel free to call me at +60 12 223 1623 or drop a message on WhatsApp (click here). Let’s…
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Switching Payment Methods Like a Pro on AIA+ App
Need to change your payment method? No problem! Just hop onto the AIA+ app and follow the steps to update your details. A few taps, a quick confirmation, and boom—your new payment method is locked in. Just read on until the end and let me show you how. But hey, before you proceed—quick question. Need…
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Sales Scripts: The Art of Selling Without Sounding Like a Desperate Ex
Ah, sales—the magical dance of convincing someone that your product or service is worth their hard-earned money. But let’s be real. Nobody likes to be sold to. We’ve all had that one pushy salesperson who made us want to fake a phone call or suddenly remember an “urgent meeting.” If you’re in sales, the goal…
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Want to Create a RM1 Million Legacy for Your Children?
I had a conversation with a client who has two kids. He told me he had already set aside RM1 million for each of them. That’s RM2 million in total! While that’s a solid plan, I asked him, “Why not put aside just a portion of that money and let Takaful do the heavy lifting?”…
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Takaful as a Tool to Relieve the Debts of the Deceased
Takaful: A Practical Solution for Settling Debts After Death When someone passes away, any outstanding debts they leave behind must be paid using their assets, even if it means using up everything. This ensures their obligations are fulfilled before the remaining wealth, if any, is distributed to their heirs. However, if the deceased leaves no…
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