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I'm a 23 y/o male earning at 30k yearly. I'm a non-smoker, have no pre-existing conditions, no family history of illnesses, no dependents or debt.
My set up is (Premium is yearly)
Life/TPD/CI
Great Eastern Life (Direct) with CI rider till 65 for 400K - $700
Hospital
AIA HealthShield Gold Max A (2 Mil) with 3K Deductible Rider - $400
Early CI
AXA Super CritCare (50K) - $500
Personal Accident
Aviva MINDEF Group PA (600K) - $80
Total expenditure: $1680 (5.6% annual income)
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Pang Zhe Liang
05 May 2020
Financial Advisory Manager at Financial Alliance Pte Ltd (IFA Firm)
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Colin Lim
05 May 2020
Financial Services Consultant at Colin Lim
Glad that at age 23,you already did planning for yourself. Looks pretty good too!
However,
I just need to understand your occupation, your 5 years goal, and before your retirement.. What do you want to achieve... Before i can feedback how can it be better.
You can reach out to me for more comprehensive financial planning.
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You've nailed down pretty much the fundamentals. At some point, you may want to increase...
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