Best Pension Plans Or Programs

[redshift]

Guys/Gals,

 

Can anyone suggest a good pension plan? Or is there a good pre-need company that offers a decent pension plan either in $ or Php?

[Dr_PepPeR]

Guys/Gals,

 

Can anyone suggest a good pension plan? Or is there a good pre-need company that offers a decent pension plan either in $ or Php?

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Doesn't the company you work for provide retirement benefits?

[gzorros]

try HSBC guaranteed funds.. or ING barring.

[sinnerman]

Retirement plans from employers are good if you are planning to stay long in a company.

 

It is, however, better to supplement this benefit with your own plan or plans.

[gzorros]

Yup, you should join a company sponsored retirement plan. Some are generous enough to match your contribution. Plus the plan is normally managed by Intitutional fund managers that offer premium service which you cannot normally get as an individual.

[miggs101]

For those who are interested in saving money now to buy your future or protect the lifestyle of your family pm me or contact me here 09166402972. Im an agent (Sunlife) and I can help you invest your money properly visit the site www.sunlife.com.ph

[czekloy]

Guys/Gals,

 

Can anyone suggest a good pension plan? Or is there a good pre-need company that offers a decent pension plan either in $ or Php?

 

You might want to check out my comparative analysis with banks and the company I'm part of, National Life Insurance Company at http://ph.88db.jobsdb.com/PH/Views/PostDet...px?PostID=70953.

 

Cheers!!!

[czekloy]

You might want to check out my comparative analysis with banks and the company I'm part of, National Life Insurance Company at http://ph.88db.jobsdb.com/PH/Views/PostDet...px?PostID=70953.

 

Cheers!!!

 

CORRECT LINK FOR MY COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TIME DEPOSIT IS AT http://ph.88db.jobsdb.com/ph/views/postDet...px?PostID=70953

[Dr_PepPeR]

For those who are interested in saving money now to buy your future or protect the lifestyle of your family pm me or contact me here 09166402972. Im an agent (Sunlife) and I can help you invest your money properly visit the site www.sunlife.com.ph

 

The Sunlife promo girls are HOT!

[Dr_PepPeR]

CORRECT LINK FOR MY COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TIME DEPOSIT IS AT http://ph.88db.jobsdb.com/ph/views/postDet...px?PostID=70953

 

Could you post the details here? That is just a comparison of certain items. What are the details of the product?

[Guest wackeen]

CORRECT LINK FOR MY COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TIME DEPOSIT IS AT http://ph.88db.jobsdb.com/ph/views/postDet...px?PostID=70953

 

Malabo ang primary point dito sa comparison.

 

To say that National Life insures the amount invested is an assurance when something bad happens TO THE INSURED.

 

To say that PDIC insures the amount is an assurance for when something bad happens TO THE BANK.

[Talley]

Good day Redshift,

 

There is no single "correct" answer to your question. Simply put, the "best" pension plan for you would depend on the following factors:

 

1. First, how old are you? When would you like to avail of the pension? How long would you want it to continue?

2. How big a pension would you like? How much can you afford? Will you pay one-time? Annually? Monthly?

3. Do you just want a cash benefit? Or would you like some insurance coverage as well?

4. Lastly, how much risk can you accept? Simply put, the higher your desired payout and the shorter the time to availment, the higher the risks and costs.

 

Once you have answered those questions, then people like Dr. Pepper can give you a better lead as to what is suited. Just remember though that no product is the "best" at everything... It all depends on your particular needs and risk profile.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Carpe Noctem.

[jigger_horny]

maybe much better to start your own business early ... mahirap kc pag iba naghawak ng money mo ...

 

maybe much better to start your own business early ... mahirap kc pag iba naghawak ng money mo ...

[maginoo]

Good day Redshift,

 

There is no single "correct" answer to your question. Simply put, the "best" pension plan for you would depend on the following factors:

 

1. First, how old are you? When would you like to avail of the pension? How long would you want it to continue?

2. How big a pension would you like? How much can you afford? Will you pay one-time? Annually? Monthly?

3. Do you just want a cash benefit? Or would you like some insurance coverage as well?

4. Lastly, how much risk can you accept? Simply put, the higher your desired payout and the shorter the time to availment, the higher the risks and costs.

 

Once you have answered those questions, then people like Dr. Pepper can give you a better lead as to what is suited. Just remember though that no product is the "best" at everything... It all depends on your particular needs and risk profile.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Carpe Noctem.

 

 

hi carpe,

 

i hope you give me a straightforward answer for the following:

 

what best product would you have for me to get the most in the next 5 years if i pay PHP50k for the next 12 mos (total PHP100k)?

 

let me rephrase the question:

 

(Year 2007) 50k/mo x 12mos = _________ (how much would i get in Year 2012)

[Dr_PepPeR]

hi carpe,

 

i hope you give me a straightforward answer for the following:

 

what best product would you have for me to get the most in the next 5 years if i pay PHP50k for the next 12 mos (total PHP100k)?

 

let me rephrase the question:

 

(Year 2007) 50k/mo x 12mos = _________ (how much would i get in Year 2012)

 

There is no straightforward answer to that question. I know what I would do if I had that kind of income stream but what works for me may not work for you.