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Do A Insurance Policy Review And Benefit From It

November 10, 2010 By Dexter Chan 2 Comments

When is the last time you did a review for your insurance policies? If you have been trying to avoid such reviews for your insurance policies, there are actually some benefits (I have 5) you can gain from it. 1. You May Get To Save Money We are currently living in a time era where […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Critical Illness, Investment-Savings, Personal Accident, Policy Review, Save Money

How To Plan With $200/month If You Just Started Working

November 7, 2009 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

If you have just started work, around the age of 25 and holding a monthly salary of around $2,500 (Gross, before CPF contribution, bringing home around $2000) onwards, then you would love to appreciate this post as I will be sharing with you on how to plan well (coverage in almost every aspect) with just […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Critical Illness, Endowment, Group Term, Investment, Medical Insurance, Personal Accident, Plan with $200/month, Rider, Term, Whole Life

Mortgage Insurance For Your Mortgage Loan – Part 1 of 3

August 10, 2009 By Dexter Chan 2 Comments

With the recent property boom in Singapore, there’s an increment in people taking up Private Bank Loan and thus creating a concern in terms of financial planning – a need to protect the mortgage loan (and their pricey assets) should anything unforeseen happen to the Loan Owners… The Common Belief – Should Anything Happen, I Can […]

Filed Under: Insurance Tagged With: Critical Illness, Death, Interest Rate, Mortgage Insurance, Mortgage Loan, Mortgage Reducing Term, Private Property, Property, Sibor, TPD

What Does It Mean When You Say No To Insurance

July 26, 2009 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

Have you ever wondered what does it mean to you when you decide to say No to a Financial Planner, who is doing up a financial needs analysis and at the same time recommending some insurance plans to you? The Role Of A Financial Planner Basically the role of a Financial Planner is to make […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Critical Illness, Endowment, Financial Planner, Financial Planning, Insurance Product, Investment-Linked Plan, Medical Insurance, Retirement

Just How Expected Is Unexpected, Question Is – Are You Prepared Today?

May 31, 2009 By Dexter Chan 2 Comments

After working as a Financial Planner for the last two and a half years and being able to come across many real life situations with regards to insurance death claims – I have recently witnessed two death claims whereby a guy in his late 40s whom lost his dearest wife and is in a total […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Critical Illness, Death, Dependents, Medical Insurance

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