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 Personal financial management, V2

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learn2earn8
post Apr 9 2012, 12:35 AM

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buy gold la, u no hear meh, everyone saying property is a big bubble that will explode laugh.gif
with gold, u can rent it out to tenants. the income received can be use to off-set some of the loan u took
somemore, u can refinance gold later when the price goes up
no need spent any money for storage or kena sell at lower price to those gold dealers
it is so liquid & easily transferable that bank will accept it as collateral
learn2earn8
post Apr 24 2012, 11:46 AM

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I understand your sister is very enthusiastic to earn her commission after the prep talk by her upline and colleagues
but have you all checked the fine print that about payment..... the savings must be paid till what age maximum laugh.gif

you do understand that once no job, the payment..... the savings still has to be paid unless surrender with penalty brows.gif
http://news.yahoo.com/1-2-graduates-jobles...-140300522.html

you are aware that insurance co uses your payment..... the savings to invest (refer net investment income) wink.gif
http://www.bnm.gov.my/files/publication/dgi/en/2010/L1.pdf

QUOTE(aliluya @ Apr 22 2012, 11:57 AM)
Dear all Gurus and sifus of Financial management,

Wish to ask any other option other than below suggested by my sister:
The story goes this way..Yes, my sister lately going to get exam for Insurance agent under Hong Leong. She asking us (Myself, Herself and another sister) to save the money we pay to our parent to buy the "Saving Plan", calculation as wat i can recall is something around RM15k per year, paying 6 years, then following year will get RM 3K+ each year. In addition of tat, got those other coverage la..those with 6 digits figure wan la..

So my question is this a better way rather than giving the money to my mum? main point is my mum can hardly save if we pay cash to her.

Looking forward on your experience sharing...

Thanks in advance,
Aliluya.
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