Endowment – Have You Planned?

What Are The Types Of Insurance That Parents Should Buy For Children?

June 20, 2014

There are many different types of insurance plans out there in the market (e.g. whole life, term, endowment, Investment-Linked (ILP), medical and personal accident) and it can be quite overwhelming when it comes to planning for your child(ren)… If you are currently in such situation and you are looking for some form of guidance… here’s […]

Is It Okay For Me To Own Two Of The Same Policy Type Under One Insurer?

July 24, 2011

This is one common question that I have gotten from my clients and if you are one of them who have been asking around for an answer, the answer is a simple yes. But if you are referring to those health insurance, e.g. Shield Plans, you can only have one. What You Need To Know […]

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Why Some People And Their Family Just Hate Insurance

September 16, 2010

This is true! There are people who simply just hate insurance (except for car insurance because this is made compulsory). And for these people, no matter how much you persuade, how many articles, how many real life incidents you can share to showcase the importance of getting insurance… they are just not interested! I have […]

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It’s The Time Of The Year – Month For Holiday, Spending & Bonus

December 19, 2011

Yeah! It’s the time of the year where people have already planned (and went) their holidays, made out a long list of items to buy (to pamper themselves or just anybody in mind) and collecting their well deserved bonus! And in the usual Financial Planning sense – if you are one of those who are fond of spending away your […]

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How To Plan Against The Impact Of A Costly Tertiary Education

January 17, 2011

There’s a recent news update that our Tertiary Education in Singapore is going to cost more. And the fee hike is applicable to this year’s cohort. Ouch! So for those parents who are working hard to send their little ones in 10, 15 and 20 years time, what’s the financial impact should the fees of […]

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