I’m going to publish my email so you know what I think I should get, or what my own interest is. Feel free to comment on what you think or if I should add anything else when it comes to purchasing health insurance.
Yes, although I try to be as precise as possible, there is always the possibility that I might miss some detail, especially if the text is very lengthy or complex. That’s why it’s important that, in the end, you also review the full policy to ensure everything is clear and covered.
So, You know, it's up to you to read it to be completely sure of what you're buying.
Reading everything will be really tough. However, I can also tell you that there is a law that prohibits using a font size smaller than the legal minimum, and if they do, it can be challenged in court.
Most regulations tend to require a font size of at least 10 points for contracts and legal documents.
Some countries may even require a larger size, such as 12 points, to ensure the text is legible.
Points (pt) like 10 or 12 points in insurance and banking contracts.
You've touched on a couple of very important points that I hadn't considered. I'm going to include them in my email for a mass send to the list of brokers you have recommended.
Thank you for reaching out. I am interested in learning more about health insurance options in Thailand and would prefer to communicate via email for more detailed information. Could you please provide Peter Wands' (husband) email address so I can contact him directly?"