Tang Germaine

05 Dec 2023

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What are your views on Manulife InvestReady (III)? Can it help with early retirement planning? Thanks!

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SH

11 Dec 2023

Don't buy all these retirement plan, eventually sure lose money with all the fees, and nk liquidity esp in case when u need the money urgently. Learn to invest, or put into SSB or tbills or fixed deposits even better than all these manualofe or fund trust plan. I am speaking from experience.

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Boon Peng

09 Dec 2023

I shared the same sentiment as most of the people here; DIY (investment) benefits you in the long run.

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Khoo

06 Dec 2023

Hi, my agents also convince me to buy AIA ILP linked, mentioned that it has big and famous institutions fund manager manage it. after make the payment, the fee is 5k and annual fee around 1.5% and advise me to keep till 100 years old or pass to kid. Any advise ?

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Jonathan Chia Guangrong

06 Dec 2023

SOC at Local FI

No. Learn to invest yourself and avoid the massive fees.

Investing does not have to be complicated. Can just be in a passively managed etf like VOO or IVV

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K C

Edited 06 Dec 2023

To pay 2.5% of the account value annually is excessively high. Despite any initial welcome bonus, it...

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