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

July 24, 2011 By Dexter Chan 2 Comments

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 […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Claim Process, Endowment, Health Insurance, Policy, Surrender, Whole Life

What Are Those Insurance Plans All About – Part #1

February 9, 2010 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

(All About Life Insurance Related – Whole Life, Term and Group Term) This post and the continuous ones will form the basis of all the past and current insurance plans out in the market and I hope this will give you a better understanding of the structure of plans that you may have in your […]

Filed Under: Insurance Tagged With: Decreasing Term, DPS, Group Term, Insurance Definition, Level Term, Limited Premium Term, Term Insurance, Whole Life

2010 – A New Year To Start And Improve Your Financial Plans

January 1, 2010 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

Happy 2010! Phew! 2009 has been a rough year for many and there are many valuable lessons that one can learn from and apply to in 2010. And some of these which I personally feel that it’s worthy to keep in mind at all times: It’s wise to be more knowledgeable in what you are […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Annuity, Budgeting, Commodities, CPF Medisave, Diabetes, diversify, Equities, gold, Health Screen, High Cholesterols, Hypertension, investing, Loans, Mortgage, Personal Accident, private medical insurance, Property, recession, Savings, Term, Travel, unit trust, Whole Life

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

You Have Bought Term But Are You Still Investing The Difference?

October 29, 2008 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

My colleagues and I were having a short discussion today and the topic of “Buy Term And Invest The Difference” strike us and we were asking each other the trend of most people coming to us in terms of getting a protection plan and/or a savings/investment plan. And this is what we are noticing… Buying […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Buy Term, Dollar Cost Averaging, Endowment Plan, Invest The Difference, Investment-Linked Plan, Term Insurance, Whole Life

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