Was just checking out SingLife Grow...
For all practical purposes, what are the implications of this being an Investment-linked Policy, i.e. compared to an equity/fixed income investment plan?
I get that there is some insurance component which pays out 101% of the premium or value of investment as on date of death (whichever is higher) - which is reassuring I suppose.
But from an investment point of view, how do folks rate this?
The underlying funds are not ETFs, and appear to be managed funds:
for equity (in a "dynamic" portfolio, 80%):
JP Morgan Funds - Asia Pacific Equity Fund A (Acc) SGD
United Global Quality Growth Fund - Glass SGD Acc
Eastpring Investments - Global Low Volatility Equity Fund
Fidelity Funds - World Fund A - Acc- SGD
Nikko AM Shenton Global Opportunities Fund
and for fixed income (20%):
Neuberger Berman Strategic Income Fund A SGD Accumulating Class
BlackRock Global Funds - USD High Yield Bond Fund A2 SGD Hedged
United Asian High Yield Bond Fund - Class A SGD Acc (Hedged)