Archive for the ‘Financial Planning’ Category

Dilemma for EPF contributors

KUALA LUMPUR: More money to use now means less for one’s retirement. This is the dilemma Employees Provident Fund contributors face should they decide to opt to have their monthly contribution reduced from the mandatory 11% to the “voluntary” 8%.
The government’s decision to adopt this measure to help Malaysians tide the rise in prices of [...]

Posted November 16th, 2008 by wm afendi under Financial Planning | No Comments »

 

PruBSN Takaful Puteri Features

MANFAAT TAKAFUL PUTERI
Manfaat Takaful Puteri merupakan manfaat rider (perlu disertakan dengan pelan Takafulink)
Pelan-Pelan Takaful Puteri menawarkan pelbagai manfaat tambahan kepada wanita yang biasanya tidak terdapat didalam pelan Takafulink.
Terdapat 2 pilihan pelan iaitu Takaful Puteri atau Takaful Puteri Plus
Kedua-dua pelan menawarkan tiga tahap jumlah yang diinsurankan iaitu
[ RM50,000, RM100,000 atau RM150,000 ]
Pelan Takaful Puteri menawarkan :
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Posted August 21st, 2008 by wm afendi under Financial Planning, Prudential | No Comments »

 

Financial planning the order of the day- The Star Malaysia

Players say it’s key to insurance peneration amid challenges
PETALING JAYA: Strong emphasis on financial planning is all the more needed to improve the local penetration rate of insurance given the unfavourable economic climate, according to industry players.
Manulife Insurance (M) Bhd president and chief executive officer Peter Roberson said lack of knowledge on insurance was not [...]

Posted July 15th, 2008 by wm afendi under Financial Planning | No Comments »

 

Big Takaful Market and Blue Ocean Strategy…

I read The Star Business Section on my Newsgator Go! this morning and found two news about insurance and takaful. One is taking about Etiqa Takaful wants to raise life/insurance awareness and another is about Takaful Ikhlas vision on Pahang. Both attracted me quite a lot.
Firstly, on the Etiqa, the CEO said
The takaful segment currently [...]

Posted June 26th, 2008 by wm afendi under Blue Ocean, Development, Financial Planning | No Comments »

 

Retirement age for civil service raised to 58: My opinion

From The Star’s news today:
PUTRAJAYA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi announced Saturday that the retirement age for civil servants will be raised from 56 to 58.
The move will be effective from July 1.
Abdullah said the decision to raise the retirement age was made after considering its impact on job opportunities for fresh graduates.
The [...]

Posted May 10th, 2008 by wm afendi under Financial Planning, Life | No Comments »

 

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