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Colaboy
post May 2 2009, 04:21 PM

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QUOTE(louiswaw @ May 2 2009, 02:12 PM)
I don't think u can get investment-linked policy 20 years back !!!
I think it is endownment with cash payout every 3 /5 years.....
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yea agreed

ILP was introduce in Malaysia bout 10 years back . . . but if its a traditional plan
its imposible to have negetive returns like what you said

i believe what you bought is a whole life insurance plan instead of endowment (savings) plan
that explain why the cash value is so little after 20 years

Colaboy
post Sep 21 2009, 06:51 PM

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QUOTE(imtrobin @ Sep 19 2009, 07:28 PM)
Just as comparision from my personal experience.

When I buy unit trust, I receive an investment report on market trends every month. I get to meet my financial advisor whom I bought from, and we can casually discuss on what's the best financial route, since they are typically investors themselves. They will advise me on how the invest.

So I'm kept informed all the time about how much and where the investment should be.

When I buy unit trust from an insurance company, I only get a half yearly report on how fund value. I get to see the agebt when premium is due and I can't discuss investment from the agent cos they probably did not invest themselves. But I get a birthday card every year from my agent.

Which sounds more financially wise?

In the case of my mum, I think she only got a yearly report which doesn't even tell how much fund is left. There is a Compound Revisionary Bonus which is misleading because there is an undisclosed sum deducted from it as expense. In my mum case, the yearly CBR report shows the sum closing to 60K, which is why no alarm was raised. My unit trust, I know what is the charges.
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very well explained . . . but dont blame the agents out there
being a fulltimer is not easy
Colaboy
post Jan 31 2012, 10:57 PM

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well spoken delite . . . i'm totally agree with you
i wont be a full time insurance agent until i find out the beauty of
investment - link insurance

Colaboy
post Feb 4 2012, 02:29 AM

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QUOTE(lunchtime @ Feb 3 2012, 08:35 PM)
what after sales service? My pariah PRUDENTIAL agent been MIA for years now.  mad.gif
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dont flame Prudential for 1 bad agent . . . there are many other good agents still out there i believe
i have seen even worst cases like customer been cheated several years premium & they just realize it but it's too late



 

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