Chubb VHIS - Flexi Plan - Semi-Private with Top-up benefit (USD)
安達自願醫保(靈活)計劃 - 半私家及附加額外保障(美元)
Chubb Life Insurance Hong Kong Limited · F00027-07-001 · 8 versions · Flexi plan · Avg. annual increase +7.16%
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| Age | 2019-05-14 | 2021-04-01 | 2021-10-01 | 2022-10-01 | 2023-07-01 | 2024-04-01 | 2025-04-01 | Latest 2026-10-01 | Avg. annual increase |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 y/o | US$1,059 | US$1,059 | US$1,112 (+5.0%) | US$1,335 (+20.1%) | US$1,335 | US$1,441 (+7.9%) | US$1,614 (+12.0%) | US$1,776 (+10.0%) | +7.23% |
| 5 y/o | US$801 | US$801 | US$841 (+5.0%) | US$1,009 (+20.0%) | US$1,009 | US$1,090 (+8.0%) | US$1,220 (+11.9%) | US$1,342 (+10.0%) | +7.21% |
| 10 y/o | US$710 | US$710 | US$745 (+4.9%) | US$883 (+18.5%) | US$883 | US$953 (+7.9%) | US$1,068 (+12.1%) | US$1,174 (+9.9%) | +7.02% |
| 15 y/o | US$710 | US$710 | US$745 (+4.9%) | US$838 (+12.5%) | US$838 | US$905 (+8.0%) | US$1,014 (+12.0%) | US$1,115 (+10.0%) | +6.28% |
| 20 y/o | US$729 | US$729 | US$766 (+5.1%) | US$919 (+20.0%) | US$919 | US$992 (+7.9%) | US$1,111 (+12.0%) | US$1,222 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 25 y/o | US$786 | US$786 | US$826 (+5.1%) | US$991 (+20.0%) | US$991 | US$1,070 (+8.0%) | US$1,198 (+12.0%) | US$1,318 (+10.0%) | +7.23% |
| 30 y/o | US$866 | US$866 | US$909 (+5.0%) | US$1,091 (+20.0%) | US$1,091 | US$1,178 (+8.0%) | US$1,319 (+12.0%) | US$1,451 (+10.0%) | +7.21% |
| 35 y/o | US$1,001 | US$1,001 | US$1,052 (+5.1%) | US$1,262 (+20.0%) | US$1,262 | US$1,363 (+8.0%) | US$1,526 (+12.0%) | US$1,679 (+10.0%) | +7.23% |
| 40 y/o | US$1,241 | US$1,241 | US$1,303 (+5.0%) | US$1,563 (+20.0%) | US$1,563 | US$1,688 (+8.0%) | US$1,891 (+12.0%) | US$2,080 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 45 y/o | US$1,603 | US$1,603 | US$1,683 (+5.0%) | US$2,020 (+20.0%) | US$2,020 | US$2,181 (+8.0%) | US$2,443 (+12.0%) | US$2,687 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 50 y/o | US$2,064 | US$2,064 | US$2,167 (+5.0%) | US$2,601 (+20.0%) | US$2,601 | US$2,809 (+8.0%) | US$3,146 (+12.0%) | US$3,460 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 55 y/o | US$2,606 | US$2,606 | US$2,736 (+5.0%) | US$3,283 (+20.0%) | US$3,283 | US$3,546 (+8.0%) | US$3,971 (+12.0%) | US$4,368 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 60 y/o | US$3,295 | US$3,295 | US$3,459 (+5.0%) | US$4,151 (+20.0%) | US$4,151 | US$4,483 (+8.0%) | US$5,021 (+12.0%) | US$5,523 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 65 y/o | US$3,935 | US$3,935 | US$4,132 (+5.0%) | US$4,958 (+20.0%) | US$4,958 | US$5,355 (+8.0%) | US$5,997 (+12.0%) | US$6,597 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 70 y/o | US$4,643 | US$4,643 | US$4,875 (+5.0%) | US$5,850 (+20.0%) | US$5,850 | US$6,318 (+8.0%) | US$7,076 (+12.0%) | US$7,783 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 75 y/o | US$5,831 | US$5,831 | US$6,123 (+5.0%) | US$7,347 (+20.0%) | US$7,347 | US$7,935 (+8.0%) | US$8,887 (+12.0%) | US$9,775 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 80 y/o | US$6,632 | US$6,632 | US$6,964 (+5.0%) | US$8,356 (+20.0%) | US$8,356 | US$9,025 (+8.0%) | US$10,108 (+12.0%) | US$11,118 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 85 y/o | US$7,887 | US$7,887 | US$8,281 (+5.0%) | US$9,937 (+20.0%) | US$9,937 | US$10,732 (+8.0%) | US$12,020 (+12.0%) | US$13,222 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 90 y/o | US$9,168 | US$9,168 | US$9,626 (+5.0%) | US$11,551 (+20.0%) | US$11,551 | US$12,475 (+8.0%) | US$13,972 (+12.0%) | US$15,369 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 95 y/o | US$10,450 | US$10,450 | US$10,973 (+5.0%) | US$13,167 (+20.0%) | US$13,167 | US$14,220 (+8.0%) | US$15,927 (+12.0%) | US$17,519 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| 99 y/o | US$11,505 | US$11,505 | US$12,081 (+5.0%) | US$14,497 (+20.0%) | US$14,497 | US$15,656 (+8.0%) | US$17,535 (+12.0%) | US$19,288 (+10.0%) | +7.22% |
| Mean of displayed ages | — | 0.0% | +5.0% | +19.6% | 0.0% | +8.0% | +12.0% | +10.0% | — |
Notes & sources
Each cell shows the premium amount, with the change vs. previous version in parentheses. The first version shows only the baseline premium. The average annual increase is a compound rate (latest / earliest)^(1/years) − 1, with years = today − earliest version date.The male and female matrices each show that gender's own annualized rate; the plan-overview figure is the average of both genders.· as of 2026-10-10
Default view shows 21 anchor ages (one every 5 years, plus 0 and 99) for a quick read of the inflation curve. The Avg. annual increase column on the right is always computed across all 100 ages regardless of toggle state.