PRURetirement Reward
QUOTE(KVReninem @ Dec 30 2011, 02:19 PM)
2011 was RM1,000This post has been edited by Colaboy: Dec 30 2011, 02:39 PM
Annuity Insurance Product, Tax relief RM 3000
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Dec 30 2011, 02:38 PM
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QUOTE(MGM @ Dec 31 2011, 12:04 PM) Sounds like you are a Prudential agent. But you are GUESSing PRU has PRURetirement Reward which qualifies. PLease confirm first only then let us know. bad english . . . this is the only product which qualify for tax relief QUOTE(xenon_aniki @ Dec 30 2011, 05:11 PM) ya . . . definatelyI have include an Illustration of Return base on a person age 30, class 1 or 2, non-smoker, yearly premium RM3,400 The premium are allocated to RM3000 for annuity / retirement & RM 400 for life(RM22,000 sum assured) This post has been edited by Colaboy: Dec 31 2011, 08:51 PM |
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Jan 3 2012, 04:01 AM
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QUOTE(leongal @ Jan 2 2012, 09:09 AM) Is there a letter confirming pruretirement is an annuity plan? The least we want is after purchase and claim tax relief, irb questoon n fine us when it is found not annuity ya . . . every year around feb/march company will send you a copy for tax reliefExample: Life RM6000 / Medical RM3000 / Annuity RM3000 Added on January 3, 2012, 4:15 am QUOTE(wongmunkeong @ Jan 2 2012, 10:21 AM) Colaboy, just to clarify your attached illustration: 1) Payment is 25 years . . . cause base on age 30 individual & most likely will continue working up to age 55 before retire.1. Payment is from year 1 to 25 only - RM3,400 per year? 2. The projected X% and Y% - what is the X% used and Y% used? 3. If i get/take the projected total income per year, at 70 if i die, will i still get the "Total Death Benefits"? Ya RM3000 goes into a retirement account, the balance RM400 is the sum assured 2) Consist of PRUEquity Fund & PRUBond Fund - X is base on 6% and y is 2%. The percentage of equity and bond fund allocated will defer as one person grow older ==> bond fund will be higher 3) The sum assured of RM22,000 only covors up to age 55, main purpose is for tax relief This post has been edited by Colaboy: Jan 3 2012, 04:15 AM |
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Jan 3 2012, 05:11 PM
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QUOTE(wongmunkeong @ Jan 3 2012, 01:14 PM) Danke for the clarifications Colaboy. thats the minimal you need to purchase . . .I'm affraid NOHm.. can the $400pa for life insurance be negated? ie. i pay $3,000pa for just purely annuity since my EPF deductions already above the allowable tax relief amount pa My apologies for all these detailed Qs - i'm calculating whether worthwhile to get into annuities for the tax relief + the returns, as a cash / fixed income class diversification. Thanks in advance. QUOTE(MGM @ Jan 3 2012, 01:38 PM) here is the brochure for PRUretirement_reward: http://prudential.com.my/export/sites/defa...rochure_eng.pdf This post has been edited by Colaboy: Jan 3 2012, 05:11 PM |
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Jan 5 2012, 12:17 PM
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QUOTE(xenon_aniki @ Jan 4 2012, 03:08 PM) Hi Colaboy, It's not fix . . . will defer a little according to age & we design the plan with the min sum assured asIs the sumassured is fixed for various range of premium? i mean it always 22K Sum Assured? Mind sending me the sales illustration for men age 30, soker, want to do 25 years payment, but only 15 year annuity. thanks to maximize the returns for customers when retire. After 55 they can choose to surrender the policy & withdraw the cash value just like EPF or they can maintain the policy to receive yearly guaranteed & non - guaranteed returns as projected in pg 7. Btw whats your e-mail address? QUOTE(lunchtime @ Jan 5 2012, 08:32 AM) what's the difference between this PRUretirement_reward and other endowment plans such as HLA cash builder that's being promoted in the other threads? Traditional endowment plan is basically a term savings plan . . . which fall under life insurance categorythe plan usually are 10 years, 20 years & some might even be as long as 88 years for 3G plan. PRUretirement_reward is an annuity product . . . which the purpose is for saving(retirement) & can be calculate for additional tax relief up to RM3,000. The product consist of a very minimal life insurance + unit thrust. Compare to endowment, this plan is have very high allocation of premium as for the RM3,000 paid yearly, 95% will be allocated to the plan / 2% for mgm fees / 3% agents commision Some simple calculation RM3,000 tax relief if we calculate on 26% would be RM780 tax yearly This post has been edited by Colaboy: Jan 5 2012, 12:32 PM |
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Jan 5 2012, 02:27 PM
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QUOTE(wongmunkeong @ Jan 5 2012, 01:20 PM) Thanks Colaboy. very nice calculation you have done In return, just to share my calculations based on your sharing and my income tax relief (at 26%). I was hoping that it'll be more worthwhile than the previous time i tested an annuity product. [attachmentid=2623659] [attachmentid=2623662] For fellow forumers interested in calculating their own expected returns based on the above (ie. tweak your tax and specific stuff), attach is also the Excel file in ZIP format. X = 4.51% return & Y = 2.2% Historical Actual Annual Returns of the Funds Golden Equity Fund 2006 = 19.80% 2007 = 27.80% 2008 =-31.30% 2009 = 42.50% 2010 = 21.45% Golden Bond Fund 2006 = 6.40% 2007 = 4.40% 2008 = 2.40% 2009 = 6.20% 2010 = 5.67% |
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Jan 5 2012, 07:00 PM
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QUOTE(wongmunkeong @ Jan 5 2012, 05:12 PM) Colaboy, hm... does those returns bulat bulat get into the annuity holder's value? of course bulat bulat ma . . . [attachmentid=2624030] OR those are excluding cost (service charges on top of NAV)? Looks good the Equity fund, though the Bond fund is ok-ish. Annuity holder can choose which Fund to ride? My apologies if this Q was asked before - i only awake when i see numbers & % The fund is already determine by company, cant be selected Example: Year 1 to 2 45% in GEF* 55% in GBF* Year 3 to 7 40% in GEF* 60% in GBF* Year 8 to 12 35% in GEF* 65% in GBF* Year 13 to 17 30% in GEF* 70% in GBF* Year 18 to 22 25% in GEF* 75% in GBF* |
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QUOTE(Limster88 @ Jan 6 2012, 10:45 PM) Is Manulife's MaxShield Retirement or AIA Retirement Account 2 considered annuities?? Any agents from both companies can help clarify this?? Not sure about those product . . . its better to clarify from their agent QUOTE(echoesian @ Jan 5 2012, 11:37 PM) Is this PruRetirement only available this year for income tax relief purpose? It's available since 2011. Those who purchase last year will entitle for tax relief up RM1000 in 2012.Added on January 5, 2012, 11:41 pmI thought Annuity relief is only up to 1k? For next year 2013, it will be increase to RM3000 as highlights from Malaysian budget 2012 This post has been edited by Colaboy: Jan 7 2012, 04:15 PM |
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Mar 4 2012, 02:17 PM
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QUOTE(xuzen @ Mar 4 2012, 01:58 PM) I recently checked the Pru-Retirement Reward out. The IRR of this product is only around 3.XX % p.a for the whole duration of the program. can i know where do you get the 3.xx% from??? So the only saving grace if you want to participate in this product is the RM3k tax relief. Other than that, this product sux big time. Check out their massive hidden charges.... It made me cringe. I have also inquire with Manulife, GE, HLA & Allianz but none of them had a annuity product that qualify for the RM3k tax relief. Btw we only charge: PRUlink golden equity fund 1.5% fund management fees (actual return on year 2010 21.45% ) PRUlink golden bond fund 1% fund management fee (actual return on year 2010 5.13% ) Agent commision is 3% out of total sales Please dont flame a product before you find out more details about it . . . |
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QUOTE(echoesian @ Apr 23 2012, 11:38 PM) I don't quite understand this plan, let say if we opt to pay premium for 10 years, each year is 3k, do we get any interest on the premium paid or we only get paid after 55 years old? of course you get interest every year for the premium you paid, but because this is a retirement planthe plan needs to lock your money in it till age 55 (just like your epf account) |
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QUOTE(birain @ Apr 24 2012, 08:30 AM) does anyone knows if prudential's "prulink one" qualify for tax relief, if got which part do i fill under the income tax part, D17, D18 or D19? refer to your annual LAPS - life assurance premium statementif you did not receive a copy, you may always get a copy from any branch nearby or get your agent to mail/fax you 1 This post has been edited by Colaboy: Apr 24 2012, 11:16 AM |
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QUOTE(echoesian @ Apr 24 2012, 11:04 PM) No, but from what I saw from the sales illustration, the monthly guaranteed income is only payable once the insured's age is 55 years old... so meaning every year we just pay the premium without any interest at all until we reach 55? The premium or money you contribute will be allocated into our Prulink Golden Equity & Bond fund. So if the fund value increase from RM1 to RM2 in the future, the same does to your savings. The guaranteed income is an option for you to receive monthly base on the capital . . . but you can choose to surrender the policy after 55 to withdraw the cash value inside. |
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QUOTE(echoesian @ Apr 25 2012, 11:23 AM) After reach age 55, if we continue with the plan, does the premium still invested in the bond/equity fund? bond is average 5.1% equity is 7-12% on averageWhat is the historical average yearly return for this plan? QUOTE(MGM @ Apr 25 2012, 11:56 AM) Is it true that 5% of the premium paid every year will be deducted for admin, management and sale commission? yesThis post has been edited by Colaboy: Apr 25 2012, 07:50 PM |
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QUOTE(ljchiun @ May 1 2012, 08:27 PM) Hi Colaboy, the statement is directly mail to customer . . . well its clearly written in the policySince you said this product is already available since 2011, are you able to produce one sample of the premium statement that shows it qualifies for the tax relief annuity (hide the client's name) Thanks. there is no need to trouble post it here |
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QUOTE(Dino168 @ Nov 16 2012, 08:54 PM) For those annuity sales personal in Penang ... there is a minimum tenure years for this plan . . . it's for retirement purposeMy Plan : I just want to invest just for tax purpose for next 5 years ... PM me your proposal .. Thanks. which mean you cant withdraw the money until you are 55 |
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