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Hello. Would you go for a dividend based investment plan or capital growth investment plan ie referring to AIA pro achiever vs Manulife Investready wealth?
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Both somehow: SWRD or ISAC are recommended for ultra-longterm Buy'n Hold.
omit any insurance company 'investing' vehicles, no joy, unfunny ...
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Tan Choong Hwee
19 Oct 2021
Solutions Specialist at Providend
The new-style invest-only ILP indeed doesn't have insurance charges, but the death coverage is only ...
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I agree with others here on not buying investment plan from insurance companies. I wouldnât say they are not good, but these are more for those who may not have the knowledge to buy ETFs on their own, or no access to Seedly in which everyone talks so much about funds etc (well they donât know what they donât know right).
Now that you have seen input from people here, do consider them.
Back to your question, in terms of going between div vs growth, I would say depending on your time horizon, your age, what are your financial goals, any expected need for liquidity soon etc etc