I am not comparing Kaiser to other companies or to Philam. I'm comparing its returns and benefits vs getting HMO, life insurance, and an investment (let's say mutual funds) separately and looking which way is effective. Kung atong buwagon, we end up paying lesser premiums and invest more and the biggest thing of all, once we start investing (through mutual funds), motubo dayun ang kwarta unlike Kaiser nga after paying period pa magstart ug compound so in the end, the earlier we start, mas paspas ug mas dako ang potential returns. Anyway, everybody has different way of looking at things. As long as we all end up gaining in the end, that's all that matters.