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The plan type (endowment) and the purpose of the plan doesn't seem to tally


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Why dont use bank interest that needs to fulfill criteria
That itself is already an extremely easy way of beating those returns. (Provided you manage to fulfill them).
Even dismissing this itself, there are also other alternatives that can easily do it.
There is really not much point in comparing SSB against endowments for saving returns since both operate in very different ways. Just like all the other better alternatives.
End of the day, I think we can all agree that it is not tough to beat the returns. No need to argue between one and other by comparing apple to oranges.
PS. yyhwin is not even an agent I think. Why you all arguing like he is trying to prove something from an agent's view?
Nowadays also don't have a plan like NTUC Living Policy
If you don't know, then don't mislead others by your poor comparison of ssb vs endowment plans. Because in your example, the ssb can actually beat the returns of an endowment plan
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last time the endowments not bad
a 5 yr endowment alr have 3% xirr
nowadays still have ma?
Why dont use bank interest that needs to fulfill criteria
That itself is already an extremely easy way of beating those returns. (Provided you manage to fulfill them).
Even dismissing this itself, there are also other alternatives that can easily do it.
There is really not much point in comparing SSB against endowments for saving returns since both operate in very different ways. Just like all the other better alternatives.
End of the day, I think we can all agree that it is not tough to beat the returns. No need to argue between one and other by comparing apple to oranges.
PS. yyhwin is not even an agent I think. Why you all arguing like he is trying to prove something from an agent's view?
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last time the endowments not bad
a 5 yr endowment alr have 3% xirr
nowadays still have ma?
Ern...... prove me wrong then.
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already proven you wrong, since you cannot provide your expectation value of death just when you buy your endowment plan, i just treat it as zero.
21k * 0 = $0 is less than $100
Why dont use bank interest that needs to fulfill criteria
That itself is already an extremely easy way of beating those returns. (Provided you manage to fulfill them).
Even dismissing this itself, there are also other alternatives that can easily do it.
There is really not much point in comparing SSB against endowments for saving returns since both operate in very different ways. Just like all the other better alternatives.
End of the day, I think we can all agree that it is not tough to beat the returns. No need to argue between one and other by comparing apple to oranges.
PS. yyhwin is not even an agent I think. Why you all arguing like he is trying to prove something from an agent's view?
The plan type (endowment) and the purpose of the plan doesn't seem to tally![]()
i am looking from a pure savings point. no investment, no protection elements.
bank int criteria have to spend $ to generate that int.
misleading then, misleading now still
lol
Don't know about that
Why you shift goal post? Isn't this thread about endowment? Ssb is another instrument suggested to beat endowment?
If you want pure savings, you need savings accounts. Ssb has investment element.
but ssb is already proven to beat endowment![]()
You can continue, but I think people will just click on the links and do their own judgement.![]()

Why you shift goal post? Isn't this thread about endowment? Ssb is another instrument suggested to beat endowment?
If you want pure savings, you need savings accounts. Ssb has investment element.