It seems to me Aviva MyShield is no longer the best private medical shield plan in the market. Aviva has just announced an across the board increase in its annual premium by an approximate 10%. A quick comparison points me to Prudential and NTUC as the better choice.
Installed FortiClient recently but the challenge in disabling the application/service from running automatically on every start-up annoyed me. Attempt to stop 'FortiClient Service Scheduler' only return 'Parameter is incorrect' error message.
An article on Technet help solve my trouble. To stop FortiClient from starting automatically, try the following:
Shut down FortiClient from the system tray.
Run net stop fortishield on command prompt.
Run msconfig.
On msconfig, switch to the Services tab. Clear the FortiClient Service Scheduler check box and click Apply.Run services.msc on command prompt to open up show all available services.Look for FortiClient Service Scheduler. Switch Startup type to Manual.Restart your computer. FortiClient should not be running automatically the next time round. Hope it helps.
An article on Technet help solve my trouble. To stop FortiClient from starting automatically, try the following:
Shut down FortiClient from the system tray.
Run net stop fortishield on command prompt.
Run msconfig.
On msconfig, switch to the Services tab. Clear the FortiClient Service Scheduler check box and click Apply.Run services.msc on command prompt to open up show all available services.Look for FortiClient Service Scheduler. Switch Startup type to Manual.Restart your computer. FortiClient should not be running automatically the next time round. Hope it helps.
It recently has added new features which is almost comparable to other features by other insurers. If you consider the price of the rider, maybe you will think twice about Prudential. NTUC is more applicable to those who requires claim for even small bills. Aviva is mostly suitable for people with company's insurance which can cover the 3k annual deductible if you are not taking the 1st dollar onwards rider from Aviva.
ReplyDeleteIf I am not wrong, NTUC does not cover if insurer donates an organ. NTUC covers only the recipient and not the donor.
ReplyDeleteThen you will have to count the probability of a person who will donate his organ in a lifetime... whether is it worth the price... In that case, Aviva would still stand cheaper in terms of cash if you are comparing.
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