QUOTE(wodenus @ Mar 13 2014, 10:22 AM)
Yes it does not seem like a good deal, I calculated it once, it was like 1-2% per year, and that was their best case scenario

if people want insurance they should buy insurance, if they want to invest they should invest. All these hybrid plans, not enough coverage and also not enough return

Do you mind to give me some ideas on the calculation?
QUOTE(shankar_dass93 @ Mar 13 2014, 04:13 PM)
My only advice to you is that you would have to really check on the actual effective rate of return. They could say that you could earn up to 12%p.a but that's not tha case when your investment expires.
I would only opt for insurance companies when I'm looking for stuffs such as insurance products (life,health,etc) and not for saving products.
That's just my point of view. Others may strongly disagree with my view.
I do agree with that and that's why i rather hunt for ASX fund than saving in those plan...just wanna gather some opinion here...hehe
Anyway, I managed to top up another RM1450 into my ASM today
RM 350 + RM 150 in the morning
RM 100 + RM450 + RM400 in the afternoon
Actually I am wondering is there any associated risk with this ASX fund? if government changed (if only if

), will it affect this fund?