Anonymous

28 Dec 2020

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Need advice investing $20k over 12 years for son's future university fund. I've been setting $224/month for the past 8 years under AIA Family First. More details in the description. What would you do?

It has yielded $20k with 8% growth law the chart. My new agent recommends me to remove the insurance portion and reinvest into similar funds. Before I plunge into his recommendation, is there a better alternative for this financial noob to investing the $20k for the next 12 years?

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Oceanlife

06 Feb 2023

Hi, i with AIA FAMILY FIRST SECURE for 9 years, previously the first AIA agent mentioned will break even on 5th year but even 9 years now, it widen the gap of the preniim invested. It seem cheated by such promise! the CI is only 60k , issit worth to continue or cancel!?

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PolicyWoke

28 Dec 2020

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Hi Anonymous,

Since it is for education fund, be careful not to take too much risk till lost of funds required for education.

For low risk options with 12-year horizon, one of them is 2nd-hand endowment policy. Do speak with your financial advisor on its suitability.

Disclaimer: PolicyWoke is a 2nd-hand endowment policies broker

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