Peter Chan aged 35 is married and has 1 children. His wife, Susan aged 30, is a homemaker but attends college part-time pursuing a law degree. While their daughter is 5 years old, the couple is planning to have a baby in the coming 2 years.
Peter and Susan owned a flat (worth HK$3 million) in Diamond Hill. When they buy the house, they have only paid HK$1 million as down payment. There is a mortgage outstanding with HSBC. The house was well decorated with all the furniture is new.
Peter has been suffering from Diabetes for 5 years while Susan is pretty healthy. But Susan’s father was died from Cancer that makes Susan very worry on her own. Their daughter is also very healthy too.
Peter is one of the partners in Excel Limited (the Company) is both a manufacturer and exporter of wooden furniture to U.S. & U.K. Its assembling factory is located both in Hong Kong and Dongguan. Because of the job nature, he needs to travel frequently for business trip. In the next year, there will be an extension of the Dongguan factory which will be around half of the size of the existing factory.
1.Specifically, you should state which of these risks are insurable under normal circumstances, the relevant types of insurance products, and why they are suitable.
2. Will your suggestions be affected after 30 years when Peter will retire?