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Hi all, is it ok to keep withdrawing coupons or cash benefit from a insurance savings plan each year? I understand constant withdrawal will affect the mature payout however i also feel that i should also think about settling things that are happening now and not in future. Please advise thanks!
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Ok la, better than you go take loan
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Elijah Lee
11 Jul 2024
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
Hi anon,
I suppose if you are indeed in need of funds and don't wish to touch your emergency savings, and if such funds will help you to address whatever cash needs you have at this point that's important, then it may be the only viable option.
You are right that the maturity payout does get affected if you withdraw, although it also depends on how close you are to maturity. Typically, the further away you are, the bigger the impact.
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Only withdraw if you need it or you have better use of it like investing at much higher rate. However if it's for your need, perhaps you currently dont have enough emergency fund? It is advisable to have at least 6 months of your needs if you are getting regualar income and 12 months for irregular income so you are able to settle things you need without touching your other savings.
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In today's interest rate market, it makes sense to withdraw the coupons for anticipated endowment pl...
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Depends? if you need it then yes.