Life Protection

A-Life Idaman

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A-Life Idaman

Protect your family with a financial safety net in the unfortunate event of your passing or total and permanent disability with this family takaful plan.

Coverage Period

Up to 70 or 80 years old with auto-extension to age 100

Eligible Age

Pre-natal: 13 - 35 weeks gestation

Post-natal: 14 days - 60 years old

Benefits

Frequently Asked Questions

A-Life Idaman is a family takaful plan designed to provide financial protection and support for your loved ones in the event of death or Total Permanent Disability (TPD). It helps you prepare for future financial commitments while offering coverage that can support your family’s long-term financial security.

 A-Life Idaman provides financial protection that can help your family manage daily living expenses, outstanding debts, and future financial needs if something unexpected happens to you. Depending on the plan and rider selected, it may also offer flexible protection options to support your long-term protection goals.

Your certificate may remain active as long as your Account Value in the Participant's Account Fund (PAF) is sufficient to cover the relevant charges, including  Tabarru'. However, If any contribution is unpaid and the Account Value of PAF is insufficient, your certificate shall lapse after the grace period. You should contact AIA for assistance.

It helps protect your family financially by covering daily expenses, debts such as housing loans, and long-term goals like education, ensuring financial stability if something happens to you.

Self-employed individuals are usually required to provide identification such as an NRIC, along with proof of income.

This may include income tax documents, bank statements, or other financial records. Requirements may vary depending on individual circumstances.

If you need guidance, you can contact us or speak to a life planner.

You can apply online for a quick and convenient process, or speak to an AIA Life Planner for personalised advice based on your needs and coverage goals.

Employer-provided insurance/ takaful coverage is a helpful benefit, but it is usually limited and may only apply while you are employed with the company.

To understand if you need additional coverage, you should consider whether your current insurance is enough to support your family’s financial needs, such as daily expenses, loans, and long-term commitments. If there is a shortfall, a separate life insurance/ takaful coverage plan can help provide more complete and long-term protection.

To learn more about the differences between group and individual insurance plans, refer to this article: https://www.aia.com.my/en/knowledge-hub/protect-well/what-is-group-health-and-individual-health-insurance.html.

Before choosing a family takaful plan, it helps to understand your personal financial situation and responsibilities.

You may want to consider:

  • Your current income and monthly expenses
  • Any debts or long-term financial commitments
  • Whether you have dependents who rely on you
  • Existing coverage from employer or other policies
  • Your ability to maintain premiums comfortably
     

These factors help you understand what level of protection may suit your needs. If you're new to life insurance, you can also refer to our First-Timer's Guide to Life Insurance to learn more about the basics before making a decision.

A common guideline is around 10 times your annual income. You should also consider debts, living expenses, and future needs like education when deciding.

To better understand your protection needs and budget, you can use our Know Your Budget tool to explore the level of coverage that may be suitable for you.

The main types of plans include family takaful, medical, critical illness, and accident coverage. Each addresses distinct protection needs, and they can be combined to provide more comprehensive coverage.

A family takaful plan provides a payout to your beneficiaries in the event of death or total permanent disability (TPD), while a medical plan covers hospitalisation and treatment expenses if you fall ill or are injured.

Yes, you can still apply; however, approval and coverage terms will depend on your health condition. Based on our assessment, certain exclusions or additional requirements may apply.

Terms & Conditions

Member of PIDM

The benefit(s) payable under eligible product is protected by PIDM up to limits. Please refer to PIDM’s TIPS Brochure or contact AIA or PIDM.

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