Aviva MyEdu Plan

lukaloo

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I doubt so. For paying 10 years, and fully matured at 22yo, there are much other better plan out there.

If the non guaranteed projections is based on 9% like last time i will be concerned, but based on 4.75% should be practical. For the next 20+s years, it shouldn't be a big issue for the insurance co. to earn 4.75%.

Pls note that the value under 4.75% means the money you get when the insurer investment return is 4.75% p.a. It DOES NOT MEANS the net growth is 4.75% p.a.
 
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