Anonymous

26 Sep 2022

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What happen if I withdraw my Great Eastern ILP? SMART PROTECT (RP) II PREMIUM WAIVER RIDER (ILP) I am not sure how I am benefiting from this ILP and by withdrawing mean I surrender the policy?

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Tan Siak Lim

28 Sep 2022

CFP. Director, Financial Advisory Group at Financial Alliance

There is partial withdrawal, which means you still maintain the policy. Or full withdrawal, means surrender, and the policy is terminated.

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