Thank you for contacting Manulife Singapore! Our Financial Consultant will be in touch with you soon. Here are some links you might find useful. 1. If you or your spouse is retrenched and unemployed for 30 days or more, before turning age 65, 6 months of your premiums will be waived while coverage continues. Terms and conditions apply. Please refer to respective product summaries for more information. These insurance products are underwritten by Manulife (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (Reg. No. 198002116D). This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Buying a life insurance policy is a long-term commitment. There may be high costs involved if you terminate the...
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Purchasing a life insurance policy is a big decision. And like any big decision, it’s best to break down that decision-making process into small chunks. When taken individually, these small parts will add up to the best choice for you and your individual circumstances. In this article, we’ll lay the framework for answering two of the most commonly asked questions for people just beginning to research life insurance: who should buy life insurance, and which kind is best? Answering these two questions to the best of our ability will help you purchase the best life insurance policy for you, and for your loved ones. We’ll begin with who should buy life insurance? If any of this sounds like...
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Many people think of financial planning primarily as a two-pronged strategy: managing current income and debts and then saving and investing for the future. But there’s another component to a comprehensive financial plan that’s often overlooked: protection. This is where life insurance comes in. Your insurance protection safety net When it comes to financial priorities in your 50s, does life insurance still deserve a place in the mix? If your mortgage is paid off, your children are out of college, and you and your spouse have an adequate nest egg for retirement and emergencies, life insurance may seem like an unnecessary expense. However, maintaining life insurance coverage can...
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You need to enable JavaScript to run this app. It’s a general rule in insurance that the younger and healthier you are, the more affordable buying a policy might be. Most people find the most affordable rates in their 20s or 30s. Basically, an insurer takes less risk when insuring a young person in good health. And the term will end before age-related risk factors begin to become more likely. Nothing replaces a mom or dad, but a life insurance payout can give them the means to maintain their lifestyle and give you some peace of mind. Some policies even hold a cash value in case you ever need to access it before you pass. If you already have a policy (maybe at work) it’s smart to evaluate if...
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Many of us people think it is absurd to purchase the life insurance plans at an early stage of life, because you are too young to die and have a whole lot of life to earn and save for the life insurance plans, but truly speaking, the life insurance plans should be bought in the early years of your working life. Even if you go and ask any of the financial planner or advisor, they will also suggest you to go and purchase the life insurance in the early years of your earning. Owning a life insurance is not a sign that you are near your last days, but it symbolizes you smartness and the ways how wisely you have planned for your family and loved ones even if you are not around to take care of...
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Life insurance is a fundamental part of a sound financial plan. But as we age, the type of coverage we need changes dramatically, say experts. Kids, houses, retirement—they are important variables in the equation. We spoke with Bob Bland, CEO of LifeQuotes.com, for an inside look at what policies you should get and when. Scenario 1: You’re a recent college grad with no kids If you don’t have any dependents or student loans—you don’t need life insurance. In fact, Bland says, be leery of anyone who tells you otherwise. Scenario 2: You’re in your late 20s, recently married and working full time If the worst were to happen, you wouldn’t want your spouse left swimming in debt. So, if you have a...
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Find the Best Life Insurance Enter your ZIP code below and be sure to click at least 2-3 companies to find the very best rate. When I graduated from college, a thoughtful relative of mine gave me a letter she had typed out on her computer. It was about twenty pages of material that she had typed out over the course of a number of years, and she printed out a version of it for every relative of hers who graduated from college or trade school or high school, given at the point where it was clear that they were about to enter the workforce. The letter mostly contained a ton of different practical life advice and suggestions about how to navigate life as an adult. I don’t have it any more...
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We specialize in placing our clients with the best life insurance companies that specialize in specific niches that fit each client's individual need. There is no one size fits all company, policy, or client. So whether you need to find the top exam or no medical exam life insurance policy, we are here to help guide you through the process of obtaining the right policy for the right price---for you! This article is intended to provide those who are in their 40’s with the tools they’ll need to secure their families with the absolute best life insurance coverage money can buy! You might be interested in estate planning or simply trying to provide for your family's basic needs; either way,...
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Life insurance is important for people who have dependents because it can help support them. Even people who do not have dependents may need a policy to cover the cost of burial and any outstanding debts that might be subtracted from the value of an estate. There are dozens of different types for different situations, and it can feel overwhelming to try to sort through all the possibilities. It’s important to keep your insurance policy active and in good standing. People may choose to sell their policy to a third party and this is commonly done when a person is terminally or chronically ill, and it is known as a viatical settlement. It can help pay for medical expenses, hospice care and...
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Mid-life crisis is a phase in everybody’s life wherein expectations collide with reality. On an average, satisfaction levels in terms of emotions and finances are high among people when they are young; this starts dwindling in the early 30s and starts bottoming out between the mid-40s and 50s. This is the time when an individual strongly questions his/her life journey -emotionally, socially as well as financially. And such an analysis, if not in line with one’s expectations can lead to mental stress and frivolous splurges. While the emotional and the social anxieties can be dealt by talking out to a trusted friend, family member or counselor, one can take stock of the financial...
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