Everyday savers
Regular savers can start by understanding payment commitments and access to cash. Savings insurance is a long-term contract with surrender values, rather than a bank deposit. This label has no asset threshold and the product list does not test affordability or suitability.
General information only. The operator is a referrer, not a licensed insurance intermediary. We do not provide insurance advice or recommendations. A licensed broker is responsible for all advice and arrangements.
What usually matters
With savings elements in whole life or endowment insurance, early surrender may return far less than premiums paid; regular payments do not mean cash is freely withdrawable. IA: life insurance types and cash values
Pure term cover normally has no savings value; protection premiums and savings accumulation are different features even when both are paid monthly. IA: life insurance types and cash values
Questions to take to the broker
Ask for the full payment schedule, missed-payment consequences and guaranteed cash values before each planned withdrawal.
Related sourced guides
Published product facts
Lists include every database record with a publicly sourced type matching the types below. Products and comparison groups appear A–Z by English name.The database is incomplete. Links do not confirm availability, residence acceptance, affordability or suitability.
- Savings
- Term life
- VHIS
- ''BetterCare'' Medical Insurance Plan
- ''WiseCare'' Medical Insurance Plan
- AXA WiseGuard Pro Medical Insurance Plan
- Beyond Infinity Savings Insurance Plan
- BOC Life Standard VHIS
- Bowtie Pink VHIS Plan
- Bowtie VHIS Standard
- Evergreen Growth Saver Plus Insurance II
- FortuneXtra Savings Plan
- Genesis
- Guard Your Health Medical Insurance Plan
- HealthFlexi Plus Voluntary Health Insurance Plan
- HealthFlexi Voluntary Health Insurance Plan
- HealthSure Voluntary Health Insurance Plan
- Healthy Life Medical Insurance Plan
- HSBC Voluntary Health Insurance Flexi Plan
- HSBC Voluntary Health Insurance One Plan
- HSBC Voluntary Health Insurance Standard Plan
- HSBC Wealth Goal Insurance Plan III
- ManuGlobal Saver
- Manulife First VHIS Flexi Plan
- Manulife Shelter VHIS Standard Plan
- Manulife Supreme VHIS Flexi Plan
- Max Goal II Insurance Plan
- Max Wealth Insurance Plan
- MaxFocus Global Insurance Plan
- MaxFocus Legacy Insurance Plan
- Prime Treasure Savings Insurance Plan
- PRUHealth CoreChoice Medical Plan
- PRUHealth VHIS VIP Plan
- Smart Medicare
- SmartViva Flexi VHIS
- SunJoy
- Supreme Fortune Savings Insurance Plan (Premier)
- TaxVantage Medical Plan
- TaxVantage PrimeChoice Medical Plan
- vBooster Medical Plan
- vCore Medical Plan
- vPrime Medical Plan
- Wealth Ultra Savings Plan
- WealthAhead II Savings Insurance - Prime
- WealthAhead II Savings Insurance - Supreme
- WeHealth
- WeHealth Plus
- WeHealth Prestige
Comparison groups
Residence and cross-border rules
Hong Kong residents can use the local guides above. Overseas readers of any nationality should also check residence-country rules. A Chinese passport does not establish tax residence.Mainland visitors receive information only. The whole sales process, including signing, must take place in Hong Kong.
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- How to buy Hong Kong insurance from Mainland China
- How to buy Hong Kong insurance from Malaysia
- How to buy Hong Kong insurance from New Zealand
- How to buy Hong Kong insurance from Singapore
- How to buy Hong Kong insurance from Taiwan
- How to buy Hong Kong insurance from the United Kingdom
- How to buy Hong Kong insurance from the United States
Sources & verification dates
- IA: life insurance types and cash values — Checked
Trust & licence checks — UK expats: Hong Kong insurance — Country guides