Is AIA Wealth Pro Advantage good for fresh graduates who have savings (>50k) and are new to investing? If not, what is recommended?

Hi Anon,

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Hey there!

Wealth Pro Advantage combines the concept of savings + investment in it. Half of what you put in is guaranteed over a perid of time while half of it is guaranteed. Whether it's a good plan or not will depends on whether you think this meets your needs at any given point.

Most of my clients prefer separating their savings from their investments. And for people who are new to investing, you definitely can read up and learn as much as you can, and then do it on your own through an online platform. If you think you want to start off with someone guiding you along the way because you havent the time to read up material and learn, you might want to purchase a investment-based ILP through a trusted advisor.

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