QUOTE(JIUHWEI @ Apr 15 2016, 10:29 AM)
But to be fair, PRUlink fund isn't all that bad.
PRUlink Equity Fund:
http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/PRLEQTY:MKPublic Mutual Growth Fund:
http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/KLGWTFI:MKOn a rate basis, the PRUlink Equity Fund did outperform Public Mutual Growth Fund over the past 5 years.
But of course this isn't reflected in your policy cash value due to COI charges, the agent's commissions, etc.
Agent's commission is only 6 years, after that there is no expense ratio at all (1.5% annually for UT).
Not only that, I'm sure the COI for ILP is lower compared to if you would have bought a standalone product, eg: medical rider.
To sum up:
1. Lower COI
2. Better fund performance
It's really no real/significant difference than paying for a standalone, and buying your UT from UT companies.
In fact, buying separately sets you back by that little bit (if for the sake of arguing la), or really no real difference.
*For the sake of relative Comparison:
Your UT: RM1k/mo + Standalone Insurance Premiums vs RM1000/mo + the same Standalone Insurance Premiums in ILP Premiums (Any insurer)
Please note that the above is strictly for the sake of comparison.
If UT so bad, I also won't buy lah. But I did as it is only beneficial to my own financial plans for the long term.
(Okay, that being said, I kind of want to highlight AIA Equity Plus fund here for a bit of marketing la

)
AIA Equity Plus:
http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/INGEQTY:MKAIA Dana Dinamik (Syariah Compliant):
http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/AIADYSY:MKChekc out Eastspring Investment Small Cap fund.
Let me know your thoughts heheh

QUOTE(supersound @ Apr 15 2016, 01:37 PM)
I know you trying your very best to insult me since you have many backups here, but if you dare to cover the lost from the chart you used to cheat or mislead like the chart is saying making 10%, if in actual it is only doing merely 0.5-1%, can you cover that lost?
Up to today I've not seen any agent that lurking here looking for victim have the guts to answer this question.
And like you said it is an investment, sure will have up and down, but why not use the down trend when selling?
Sorry, Im not trying my best to insult. I have to highlight your crap for being so critical and giving extreme examples trying to dramatize things looking to turn down any companies here. Your info may mislead others reading.
Plus.. I dont need backups.
Plus.. Do you have prove it was actually doing 0.5-1%? Comparing it with 10% summore. You are mentally challenged. So annoying talking to jacks like u. How agents do it is... Showing actual performance for the past 5 years or 10years whateevr years then just show simple average.
If you say that..
When you sell property, so you tell the possibility of the house being robbed? The possibility of the township a failure leaving you staying there alone?
When you sell car, so you tell the possibility of the car being burned? Engine problem? Getting stolen?
Its and investment that everyone knows is not guaranteed. I lazy type more
Hahahha omg la you
Crazy shizz