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Planning For Your Children’s University Education With A Limited Pay Endowment Plan

August 27, 2012 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

If you are serious in planning for your children’s University Education with an Endowment Plan, do you know that beside the traditional or usual types of plans that ask you to: Pay For ‘X’ number of years for the same ‘X’ years of coverage term Pay For ‘X-5’ number of years for ‘X’ years of […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Compounding Returns, Education, Financial Planner, Financial Planning, Higher Return, Limited Pay Endowment Plan, Plan For Education, Savings Plan, Traditional Endowment Plan, University Education

How To Grow Your CPF Account (And Get Prepared For Retirement)

June 12, 2012 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

If you are unaware… the CPF Board has just increased the Minimum Sum amount for 2012 which means that if you are in that particular eligible group – you have to ensure that your retirement account must be at least at the stated amount. And if you are sighing and complaining that this is unfair… […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: CPF Investment Schemes, CPF Ordinary Account, CPF Special Account, Financial Planning, Growing CPF Monies, Investment Portfolio, Retirement Planning, Unit Trusts

Is Lack of Adequate Income When You Retire A Concern For You As Well?

May 10, 2012 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

I was on Facebook surfing around when I saw this Interesting Poll Question done up by AIA Singapore FB Page and this was what’s been asked… And seems like there is a good number of people who are concerned about having enough to spend or to last through their Retirement, followed by the concern to […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Action Plan, Bank Account, Bonds, Business, Commodities, Compounding, Equities, Forex, Inflation Rate, Investment, Money Market Funds, Property, Real Estate, Retirement, Retirement Number, Retirement Planning, Time

The Cons Of Having Many Of The Same Policy Types

April 18, 2012 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

This post is a response to one of the readers who has recently posted a comment on this post. Therefore I do hope that, with this post, I can help to bring out some pointers on the cons of having the many of the same insurance policy types… When Are There Cons To Having Too […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Annual Income, Endowment Plans, Financial Planner, Financial Planning, Health Insurance, Incurred Medical Cost, Investment Linked Plans, Investment Plans, Maximum Insurance Coverage, Maximum Sum Assured, Personal Accident Plans, Reimbursement, Savings Plan, Term Insurance, Whole Life Insurance

Cancer Finds Anyone That Is Young Or Old, Rich Or Poor

April 9, 2012 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

If you have ever thought that you are healthy (eat well, sleep well, exercise well) and you will be free from any form of illnesses and you do not need to have any health or life insurance to cover yourself… think again… I have just realized that one of my healthy friends have just contracted […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Cancer, Critical Illness Coverage, Early Detection, Emergency Savings, Exercise, Financially Prepared, Health Insurance, Insurance, Mentally Strong, Term Insurance

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