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  1. #1591

    ah, sa Life Insurance Companies ra diay gihapon.

    Philam Life:
    1. Money Tree

    Pru Life UK:
    1. Prulife Investor Account
    2. PRU Millionaire

    Insular Life:
    1. Wealth Assure
    2. Wealth _____

    murag similar ra sila og termination charges kato mag start og 5% sa first year, 4% for 2nd year, so on and so forth.
    sa minimum investment nlng mag differ.

    okay, thanks sir @dhemps

  2. #1592
    Quote Originally Posted by dhemps View Post
    Prulife: they call it PIA (Prulife Investor Account) Minimum 50K, upfront charges of 5% - commission sa agents, unit manager, branch manager, district managers, etc. but upon withdrawal, no more charges, NO HOLDING PERIOD. but i did not have this what i have was

    PIA is now called PIA Plus. Minimum Investment - Php 100k or Usd 2,500. Initial Charge - 3%. Now, it's Guaranteed Issue Offer, no more medical needed.

    PRU Millionaire: minimum PHP1M, no holding period BUT... if you withdraw on First year you will be charged 5% on what you withdraw. Second year 4%, 3rd = 3%, 4th =2%, 5th = 1%, after 5 years NO CHARGE... that's why i did widraw my money last March First week. So therefore if you do not wish to be charged, widraw after 5 years.

    Initial Charge - 0.5%

    Both Products can have top ups..
    Holding Period = Technically none. you can withdraw anytime, because you have been charged (PIA) or will be charged (Pru M)
    Pre term fee = as explained above
    Both Products, the Prulink Investor Account Plus (PIA Plus) and the Pru Millionaire, have surrender charges if withdrawals are made on the 1st year - 5%, 2nd year - 4%, 3rd year - 3%, 4th year - 2% and 5th year - 1% @dhemps

  3. #1593
    @zippi, so sa PIA Plus kay double na? 5% upfront charge as mentioned ni sir @dhemps then surrender charges nasad if withdrawals are made on the 1st year = 5%, 2nd year = 4%, 3rd year = 3%, 4th year = 2% and 5th year = 1%

    while sa Pru Millionaire, surrender charges ang same then wala ny 5% charge sa sugod pag invest?

  4. #1594
    @cebu.opportunities, Initial charge for the new upgraded version of the PIA Plus is 3% while the Pru Millionaire is 0.5%. Surrender charges are charged only when the client withdraws partially or fully their investments.

  5. #1595
    Quote Originally Posted by cebu.opportunities View Post
    @zippi, so sa PIA Plus kay double na? 5% upfront charge as mentioned ni sir @dhemps then surrender charges nasad if withdrawals are made on the 1st year = 5%, 2nd year = 4%, 3rd year = 3%, 4th year = 2% and 5th year = 1%

    while sa Pru Millionaire, surrender charges ang same then wala ny 5% charge sa sugod pag invest?
    no oi, sa PIA, kausa ra charge, upront ra... wala nay charges ig widraw.... nakuhaan na gud kag 5% daan sa una pa lang, alkansi sag doble.

    on PRU M, walay upfront charges, but 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 (depende sa years) as ive said, after 5th year, wla na charges... so basically almost no charge.

    - - - Updated - - -

    Quote Originally Posted by zippi View Post
    @cebu.opportunities, Initial charge for the new upgraded version of the PIA Plus is 3% while the Pru Millionaire is 0.5%. Surrender charges are charged only when the client withdraws partially or fully their investments.
    this can be true, since i have opened my account 5 years ago. wala na koy idea sa bag-o, i am trying to open new one now but Pru M not PIA

  6. #1596
    Sir @dhemps, I'm a Financial Consultant of Pru Life UK and have handled some PIA and Pru Millionaire cases under my clients' portfolio. Anyways, what I mentioned above are the current initial and surrender charges of the PIA Plus and Pru Millionaire. You can double-check it with your agent and the company's official website.

    Since it's way out of the thread topic, kindly pm me if you have any questions. A lot can change in 5 years. Thank you and God Bless

  7. #1597
    si boss @dhemps taga pru man pud na boss @zippi

  8. #1598
    Quote Originally Posted by dhemps View Post
    naa nay minimal charges pero not taxes, para lang sa LIFE Insurance... aron kaikyas sa tax... but very minimal to the point na sa 1M na investment, wala pa kaabot 100 pesos as i have computed before, makahibaw man ko na deduct kay ni ubos man akong number of units.

    Percentage growth katong una is conservative ako gipili BOnds/STocks for the first two years, but more than double ako money pag widraw nako last march 9, it grew 120.14% to be exact NET of whatever charges kay akong 1M nahimong 2.201M++ after two years ako na gihimong Stocks tanan linked. AVG is 23.47% per annum

    But the other one which is stocks linked from the very beginning, wala pa siya mu 5 years pero ang growth as of this exact moment is 164.70%, mu 5 years siya karon 4/21/15. so the 1M became 2.647M++... therefore AVG of 33.30% per annum

    Na double na man ta ni tanan sila kato pa lang pag 2012 pero ninaog biya atong stocks market atong mga panahuna, from 7000 psei index nikalit kahagbong to 5000 level, pero karon bawi na man kay hapit na man tungtong 8000 level ang stock index.

    and as i have checked other MF funds na makita sa PIFA mas taas pa man ako returns than most of them. so defintely this is better than MFs.
    Bai dhemps unsaon pag avail ana? giunsa nimo pag open imohang account? Pwede ra sya para namong mga normal nga tao ug salary or kinahanglan dinagko jud ang starting?

  9. #1599
    Quote Originally Posted by dhemps View Post
    naa nay minimal charges pero not taxes, para lang sa LIFE Insurance... aron kaikyas sa tax... but very minimal to the point na sa 1M na investment, wala pa kaabot 100 pesos as i have computed before, makahibaw man ko na deduct kay ni ubos man akong number of units.

    Percentage growth katong una is conservative ako gipili BOnds/STocks for the first two years, but more than double ako money pag widraw nako last march 9, it grew 120.14% to be exact NET of whatever charges kay akong 1M nahimong 2.201M++ after two years ako na gihimong Stocks tanan linked. AVG is 23.47% per annum

    But the other one which is stocks linked from the very beginning, wala pa siya mu 5 years pero ang growth as of this exact moment is 164.70%, mu 5 years siya karon 4/21/15. so the 1M became 2.647M++... therefore AVG of 33.30% per annum

    Na double na man ta ni tanan sila kato pa lang pag 2012 pero ninaog biya atong stocks market atong mga panahuna, from 7000 psei index nikalit kahagbong to 5000 level, pero karon bawi na man kay hapit na man tungtong 8000 level ang stock index.

    and as i have checked other MF funds na makita sa PIFA mas taas pa man ako returns than most of them. so defintely this is better than MFs.
    Tag-an ko pa.

    Kung nakasakay ka sa saktong pagboto sa stock market nato ani nga fund, 33% is very achievable gyud aning mga managed funds.

    Kani imong gikuha, naa pud ni counterpart sa halos tanan financial/insurance companies.

    Naa koy Sunlife ug AXA counterparts ani nila.

    Kung kamo nangita mo ingon ani, pangita lang mo agent do-olon sayon ra ayo ni pagkuha kwarta ra kinahanglanun ani.

    Same rates ra ni sila tanan base raman pud na sa somewhat sa prevailing interest rates nga gi-impose sa BSP kung wala ko nasayop.

    Ang akong AXA kay Nasdaq stocks (US based stocks) ang akong tirada. Sa sunlife kay pure stocks sa PH kay cge pa gihapon ang boom sa ato nasud and hopefully kung maayo ang transition sa next presidential election, akong tan-aw ani mopadayon pa ni for the next 5 years guro.

    Pero yabo gani ni sa next presidential election, like ang winner kay kuha lang ug 55% of votes (gamay ligas), aw gubot kaayo ni ato nasud (aw sa manila ra diay mga people power, rallies, etc.) so affected gyud performance ani nga mga investment vehicles.

    The last 5 years till now maoy sakto isakay ani. Samot nato nakasakay sa last 5 years grabi to boto sa stocks gud karong mga panahona mosolod mo aw highest na daan atong stock market level so lisud nani makuha ang 33%/annum nga return for sure.

  10. #1600
    ma compare mana ninyo ang rates pud sa bloomberg.. i try og compare ang performance sa mga insurance companies, mutual fund companies, and uitfs... base it on a 10 year time frame para mkita jud ang resulta

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