Planning for retirement has been a dilemma for some. Should you go for a retirement endowment plan, or go for a savings plan instead? Basically, retirement marks the end of striving hard in your career
Note: The Tokio Marine plans have been withdrawn For some, Tokio Marine is a strong insurer, due to the fact that it has not cut bonus since existing in Singapore. And it is the ONLY
The Manulife RetireReady Plus (III) is a recurring premium participatory endowment scheme, aiming to provide benefits in the form of retirement income. While it may be categorized under savings plans, its primary design focuses on
This plan had been withdrawn on the 26th August 2020, being replaced by Singlife Flexi Retirement II. It is a flexible endowment retirement plan and comes with limited premium terms and is highly flexible, able
Everyone wants maximum returns but most got it wrong. Endowment plans offer higher returns than what you get in a bank account. Many insurancers in Singapore offer savings plans but their features vary. Read More..
Simply put, one is wealth growth and the other is wealth accumulating. Both will help in achieving your financial goals, one is faster, the other is not. Often, when we talk about “Investing”, there are
Raising a child is one of life’s greatest joys but studies have found that for all the joy that children bring to your life, they will also cause some stress. While this may be debatable,
Do you agree that when it comes to Singaporean’s financial stability after retirement, the government has increasingly showed concerns in that area? Several programs have been launched to this effect such as the CPF, RSS
Ever had those times where you just find that your finances are not managed effectively? Then you feel managing your income and monthly bills (or even pocket money if you’re not working yet) is so hard, where you just keep on spending. Here are 5 effective ways which have been collated during a survey and been advised professionally on how to manage your finances better.