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Kevin Goh

13 Jul 2020

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I have enquiries related to my NTUC Income - vivolife 350. I have received bonus statement from them every year. Is this "bonus" that is declared form the non-guaranteed portion illustrated in the BI?

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Hariz Arthur Maloy

13 Jul 2020

Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent

Hi Kevin, yes it was from the non-guaranteed bonus and is now guaranteed as it has been declared. What you got is called Reversionary Bonus which will then compound in the future as well.

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