QUOTE(kochin @ Apr 24 2018, 04:54 PM)
after repeated haggling by tiger bank, finally moved my butt to join their "wealth" status, previously known as aspire.
no welcome gift.
although RM seems enthusiastic enough.
pushing for an endowment plan that seems quite interesting though.
capital of say RM32k per annum for 6 years.
first 6 years get RM4k per annum.
subsequently next 14 years get RM8k or so.
anyway long story short, pay total of 32kx6 years = approx 192k
get back over 20 years period = 142k interest guaranteed
insurance if unclaimed, 50k guaranteed at end of period or balance left if there's claim
unguaranteed bonus estimates rm90k at the end of period.
so guaranteed return = 192k (total return) / 192k (total vested) / 20 years
5% p.a?
better than fd if one discount the compounding interest effect.
but again they give rm8k yearly by year 7 with total capital of rm192k, still approx 4% already.
bonus is on the unguaranteed bonus?
good deal kah?
and really dissapointed that there's no welcome gift.
Fei Mau, if I understand what you mean is :no welcome gift.
although RM seems enthusiastic enough.
pushing for an endowment plan that seems quite interesting though.
capital of say RM32k per annum for 6 years.
first 6 years get RM4k per annum.
subsequently next 14 years get RM8k or so.
anyway long story short, pay total of 32kx6 years = approx 192k
get back over 20 years period = 142k interest guaranteed
insurance if unclaimed, 50k guaranteed at end of period or balance left if there's claim
unguaranteed bonus estimates rm90k at the end of period.
so guaranteed return = 192k (total return) / 192k (total vested) / 20 years
5% p.a?
better than fd if one discount the compounding interest effect.
but again they give rm8k yearly by year 7 with total capital of rm192k, still approx 4% already.
bonus is on the unguaranteed bonus?
good deal kah?
and really dissapointed that there's no welcome gift.
Year 0 -32k
Year 1 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 2 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 3 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 4 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 5 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 6 +4k
Year 7 +8k
Year 8 +8k
Year 9 +8k
Year 10 +8k
Year 11 +8k
Year 12 +8k
Year 13 +8k
Year 14 +8k
Year 15 +8k
Year 16 +8k
Year 17 +8k
Year 18 +8k
Year 19 +8k
Year 20 +8k + 50k + 142k = +200k
The the IRR (ie. compound interest) is 4.0425%
Conclusion : crap investment. Better off put in FD with special offer, you get more return + flexibility to access the fund
Like others said, these type of endowment plans are crap.
Apr 27 2018, 12:04 PM

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