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Just to preface, I am a 19y/o male poly student.
From what I know, it seems that 100% of invested capital will go into UTs, not really an insurance linked policy as it is 100% investment. Also has a welcome bonus that will cover all the fees for the duration of the plan (10years). Dividend yield and yearly growth shown by my FA is around 7% for dividend yield and 9% annualised growth. Would this plan be worth it for me? I am currently vested in ETFs however I am looking to diversify.
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Zed
02 Mar 2021
Just a Software Developer at Tech Company
I am probably bias after my previous stint in a financial institution but the main purpose of an investment product is to provide revenue for the company and its agent/portfolio managers. As you said, these are projected (not guaranteed) returns so do you have a bail-out option (which is probably impossible or comes with a high loss) like decent surrender value if these returns are much lower / ended up in losses instead? I rather go for robo-advisors or even the not-so-good STI ETF to kick-start the investment journey . When you have income, go for global index funds like IWDA/VWRA. I am okay with third party managing my risk (insurance) but as for my money, I think I rather leave on my own hands and I am just doing boring IWDA / EIMi DCA every month.
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Don't need to rush into any investment product just yet. Take a couple of months to read up as much as you can.
The last thing you want is to be committed to a subpar investment product where you are paying an outrageous fee for.
Books from John Bogle and Ben Graham has helped me alot.