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Are you expecting?

Great news! FIRST offering of its kind in Singapore. This is for EXPECTING MOTHER only!
If you are an expecting mother, THIS is the right plan for you! It  offers protection for you against possible Pregnancy Complications as well as death, terminal illness and disability before childbirth. And if you are also concerned about your newborn, [...]

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What type of saving plans suit you?

It had been some times since i last blogged. Recently i have been busy with both work and personal stuff but it has been very fufilling. Hence today decided to spend my rest day to stay home to write on my views towards certain financial planning matters.
First of all, i like to touch abit on [...]

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Endowment plan

Endowment policy is meant for people who are looking into saving up for long term purposes. This will includes parent buying for their children or adult buying one for itself for retirement.
One of the special features of endowment plan is that the policy itself will still continue to accumulate desired amount of money should [...]

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Investment-Link Policy

Investment-link policy (ILP) is a plan commonly known to be a whole life policy with investment element attached to it. It comes with a guaranteed minimum death benefits and it may increase if the invested value of the policy goes up. The premiums paid can be used to invest in a wide range of funds [...]

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Term Insurance

Term life insurance is relatively cheap compared to whole life insurance. It is ideal if you don’t have many assets or emergency reserves, but do have financial dependants. Many term policies offer a guaranteed renewable clause which means your right to renew the policy is unrestricted.
Disadvantages of term life insurance include the fact that premiums [...]

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Life Insurance

What Is Life Insurance?
Insurance companies help take the financial sting out of a loss of life by collecting money from the subscribers to the program, investing the amount, and distributing a sum of money back to the subscriber or to the subscriber’s estate after death.
Financially, most people can justify the cost of having some life [...]

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