Philam Life

[makie]

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Protect your loved ones financially for as low as P3,000 a year (face amount of P1M and in dividend earning plans)
Protect your health for as low as P1,800 a year (P1,000 per day hospital allowance, ICU, surgical, and long term hospitalization benefits)
Start investing and making your money grow by an rate that can reach 30% to even 50% in a year for only P5,000 without the monthly or regular payments to make.

Protecting yourself and your loved ones is not that costly. All you need is a good plan and working out such plan.
If you're uncertain on how to plan and protect yourself and your loved ones financially, contact a financial advisor that can provide assistance.

[paheng]

boss Makie. pwede mangau ug quotation? unsa man kinahanglan nga info para ako lang ma.PM. TIA!

[sexy_roxy]

Mao ba Bro? Just like me, I'm licensed with other company in passing the exams of IC. So if mo-resign ko and maybe transfer to another company like Philam, I will take the exam again?

Uhm, 1 sale in every 6 months ra to be considered active?

0nce ra mutake sa Licensure Exam, bsan balhin ka lain company no need to take the exam again. renewal of license lang.

[BatmanBeyond]

0nce ra mutake sa Licensure Exam, bsan balhin ka lain company no need to take the exam again. renewal of license lang.

Thanks Sexy. That's what I've heard pud but that's just a hypothetical scenario lang. Para dili OT, unsay bag-o diha sa PhilAm Bro Makie?

[makie]

Thanks Sexy. That's what I've heard pud but that's just a hypothetical scenario lang. Para dili OT, unsay bag-o diha sa PhilAm Bro Makie?

Mao ra man gihapon bro.

[gshukaku]

bro mutual fund ba tawag anang mo invest sa philam life?

[makie]

bro mutual fund ba tawag anang mo invest sa philam life?

Philam Asset Management, Inc. (PAMI) ang mutual funds sa Philam.
Philam Life sells life insurance (traditional life and VULs).

[gshukaku]

Philam Asset Management, Inc. (PAMI) ang mutual funds sa Philam.
Philam Life sells life insurance (traditional life and VULs).

thanks bro...na post naba nimo ang details ana dinhi bro? e check lang nya nko sa ako free time.

[makie]

thanks bro...na post naba nimo ang details ana dinhi bro? e check lang nya nko sa ako free time.

Here are some links:

Philam Life: The Philippine American Life and General Insurance Company – Philam Life
Philam Asset Management, Inc. (PAMI): Philam Asset Management, Inc.

For the performances of different mutual fund companies, you can check it here: Investment Company Association of the Philippines

If you noticed in the performance of the different funds, PAMI's funds are among the top performers. PAMI is one of the better performing mutual fund companies in the Philippines right now.

When it comes to life insurance, Philam Life is also one of the top and leading life insurance companies in the Philippines right now.

[makie]

Here's the performance of Philam Life's ULP products up to Dec. 14, 2012



The equity funds has gone up by 24.60%, the balanced funds has gone up by 24.07%, and the fixed income fund has gone up by 7.48%. It's dollar and global bond funds did well as well at 9.89% and 11.57% respectively.

Is your money growing at the same rate?

The good thing about ULPs is that while your money is growing at such better rates, you get a life insurance coverage at the same time. It's hitting two birds with one stone since you get a protection (life insurance coverage) and a very fast growing investment at the same time with the same premium.

*Year-to-date return is the return from January 2, 2012 to Dec. 14, 2012
**One-Year return is the return from Dec. 15, 2011 to Dec. 14, 2012
***Cumulative return is the overall rate of return of the fund/s since its inception
****Annualized Return is the average rate of return of the funds every year

Just something to ponder on:

Interest rates on savings accounts is less than 1% per year (around 0.75% to be more accurate) and interest rates of time deposit accounts is around 3% per year. Average inflation rate is 3.2% for 2012. Inflation rate is the rate of increase of the prices of commodities per year. If your money is growing at 0.75% or 3% a year and prices are increasing at 3.2%, is your money really growing?

The key to successful investing and truly making your money grow is to put it into something that grows higher than the inflation rate.