Pruflexicash

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Low annual returns of about 1.5% for 15 yrs with death/tpd benefit according to their website example. Personally will not go for this plan, looking at higher returns of at least 5%.
 

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Not capital guaranteed and your guaranteed maturity amount is low when you compare with your total premiums paid.
 

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PruFlexiCash is a protection policy, not so much of a savings policy. As such, the protection coverage is high, but the savings returns is low.

At the end of X number of years, if nothing happens to you, you get some small returns (e.g. less than 2%). If you want to protect, go term CI. If you want to save, go for pure savings policy.
 

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Having one too. Paying for about 5.5 years out of 15 years.

Any good exit plan?
 

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PruFlexiCash is a protection policy, not so much of a savings policy. As such, the protection coverage is high, but the savings returns is low.

At the end of X number of years, if nothing happens to you, you get some small returns (e.g. less than 2%). If you want to protect, go term CI. If you want to save, go for pure savings policy.

Opposite, it is a endowment policy with a compulsory added rider. Price of rider depends on the age that the policy is sign.

Return varies from number of years to the amount saved per year.
 

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