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blurpandasg2014

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Would like to check for 'Aviva Mylifeincome' plan, is there an option whereby the insured chooses the payout option but can choose to not withdraw the payout and reaccumulate with aviva until such time where u decide to withdraw a lump sum and begin yearly payout?

Pls advice. I am rather interested in this plan, however the agent could not give me a convincing reply. She told me 'I checked... Shld be can'

Don't want to sign up and regret due to misinformation
 

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Would like to check for 'Aviva Mylifeincome' plan, is there an option whereby the insured chooses the payout option but can choose to not withdraw the payout and reaccumulate with aviva until such time where u decide to withdraw a lump sum and begin yearly payout?

Pls advice. I am rather interested in this plan, however the agent could not give me a convincing reply. She told me 'I checked... Shld be can'

Don't want to sign up and regret due to misinformation

Just ask her to give you a policy contract to read lor.
 

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The general brochure: “don’t need your yearly payouts just yet?”
https://www.aviva.com.sg/content/dam/aviva-public/sg/documents/aviva-life/Aviva-MyLifeIncome.pdf

U may want to consider buying from a more experienced agent? What if you need help in future? Chances are you’ll only be provided with wishy washy assistance with this agent.

Would like to check for 'Aviva Mylifeincome' plan, is there an option whereby the insured chooses the payout option but can choose to not withdraw the payout and reaccumulate with aviva until such time where u decide to withdraw a lump sum and begin yearly payout?

Pls advice. I am rather interested in this plan, however the agent could not give me a convincing reply. She told me 'I checked... Shld be can'

Don't want to sign up and regret due to misinformation
 

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Would like to check for 'Aviva Mylifeincome' plan, is there an option whereby the insured chooses the payout option but can choose to not withdraw the payout and reaccumulate with aviva until such time where u decide to withdraw a lump sum and begin yearly payout?

Pls advice. I am rather interested in this plan, however the agent could not give me a convincing reply. She told me 'I checked... Shld be can'

Don't want to sign up and regret due to misinformation

Any reason why Aviva?
 

MajinBuui

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Look at prudential and aviva uk share price and total return
over 35 years.
https://www.ajbell.co.uk/news/35-years-ftse-100-who-are-30-survivors
it's paying like more than 6 percent dividend for aviva right now.

I think if you have confidence in their income policy, should have confidence in their business model.

I think buy their share will huat more than their policy.
Over 10+ years horizon, aviva(business) share price will have very high chance to way outperform their income policy that they are selling.

Need to do your own research before buying stocks~!
 

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Would like to check for 'Aviva Mylifeincome' plan, is there an option whereby the insured chooses the payout option but can choose to not withdraw the payout and reaccumulate with aviva until such time where u decide to withdraw a lump sum and begin yearly payout?

Pls advice. I am rather interested in this plan, however the agent could not give me a convincing reply. She told me 'I checked... Shld be can'

Don't want to sign up and regret due to misinformation

Yes you can choose not to withdraw the yearly payout when it starts and let it accumulate.
 
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