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Anonymous

20 Aug 2021

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Would you sign up for the AIA pre-authorisation and retirement saving plan?

What would be your consideration? How much would you allocate your income to insurance?

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Muhammad Alif

24 Aug 2021

Hi,

Probably you could consider the following:

Risk appetite
Time Horizon
Inflation
Diversification
Affordability
Payout mode

You would really need to do a detail cash flow summary to better understand the ammount to allocate for insurance.

Thanks.

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