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Step 4: Other fixed income for your emergency and medical contingency fund on top of whatever medical insurance you deem to be sufficient and practical for your personal medial lifestyle.
People can be very damn funny. They may swear to be frugal and live their daily life in Ward C and choose the cheapest option available to prove that they are frugal; but they fall sick and thinking that they are going to die soon; then they want to choose the best and willing to pay for the best at high costs at Ward A.
Strange!
Concept of being anti-fragile & "sleeping in the bed you make". ;)
ReplyDelete"sleeping in the bed you make"
DeleteGood one!
CW and Spur,
ReplyDeleteThen there are those who sneer at public hospitals or anything below class A.
Buy integrated medical policies to upgrade to private hospitals or class A at public hospitals.
But when the time comes for actual medical emergency or claim, decide to "downgrade" to public hospital or below class A???
You are right. People are weird...