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Conrad wrote:I see opportunity for agents, blitz activity and slander.
Good intent bad idea on 2NR.
1UZFE wrote:i have TISP from Republic it help reduce my taxes and it is an annuity plan..
But imho the rate of inflation is sometimes so high that your money might be devalued the time u retire.
Conrad wrote:I see opportunity for agents, blitz activity and slander.
Good intent bad idea on 2NR.
AllTrac wrote:1UZFE wrote:i have TISP from Republic it help reduce my taxes and it is an annuity plan..
But imho the rate of inflation is sometimes so high that your money might be devalued the time u retire.
i also have TISP, but remember the banks are not registered to pay pension, so they gonna have to take a hefty sum when its time to pay out
AllTrac wrote:Conrad wrote:I see opportunity for agents, blitz activity and slander.
Good intent bad idea on 2NR.
you mean as with any question ever asked on an online forums on the internet?
you must be great and wise.
Maritime AdMed + Triflex + REAP is good! Especially if you own your own business and work for yourself as this becomes your pension plan and your safety net if you get ill or in an accident and can't work.AllTrac wrote:Warning: Big people talk.
Guys i wanted to make this thread about investments packages and various policies including retirement/pension etc.
I know some of you have good advise and already have some good long/short term investments going as its always smart thinking to have a nice little nest egg and i have always held the belief that money should make money, having a tall bank account is robbing yourself.
Hopefully those financial brains on here could also critique and find the loopholes with the plans and packages mentioned.
Im currently looking at various retirement/pension package to supplement what my job offers.
What I can tell those looking for the same is Maritime has a nice little policy called REAP.
It works on a 6% projected interest rate and you can set the maturity date. Coupled with their Admed critical illness plan, its pretty solid and has a built in savings plan call Triflex. Ofcourse it all looks good on paper
Sagicor has a retirement package that matures at 65 years and works at a 2.5% interest.
Any other you guys can comment on?
Also what are some short term stable investments that we can look into?
Dizzy28 wrote:Life Expectancy for men in Trinidad is 66.34 years. Why you all taking an annuity that matures at 65?
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Maritime AdMed + Triflex + REAP is good! Especially if you own your own business and work for yourself as this becomes your pension plan and your safety net if you get ill or in an accident and can't work.AllTrac wrote:Warning: Big people talk.
Guys i wanted to make this thread about investments packages and various policies including retirement/pension etc.
I know some of you have good advise and already have some good long/short term investments going as its always smart thinking to have a nice little nest egg and i have always held the belief that money should make money, having a tall bank account is robbing yourself.
Hopefully those financial brains on here could also critique and find the loopholes with the plans and packages mentioned.
Im currently looking at various retirement/pension package to supplement what my job offers.
What I can tell those looking for the same is Maritime has a nice little policy called REAP.
It works on a 6% projected interest rate and you can set the maturity date. Coupled with their Admed critical illness plan, its pretty solid and has a built in savings plan call Triflex. Ofcourse it all looks good on paper
Sagicor has a retirement package that matures at 65 years and works at a 2.5% interest.
Any other you guys can comment on?
Also what are some short term stable investments that we can look into?
check Ms. Baddaloo 789-0469 @ MARITIME
Trim wrote:i really like this post. I was wondering however, has anyone every invested in ansa merchant bank? their mutual funds that is. if you have, what are your views on the returns etc.
Conrad wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Maritime AdMed + Triflex + REAP is good! Especially if you own your own business and work for yourself as this becomes your pension plan and your safety net if you get ill or in an accident and can't work.AllTrac wrote:Warning: Big people talk.
Guys i wanted to make this thread about investments packages and various policies including retirement/pension etc.
I know some of you have good advise and already have some good long/short term investments going as its always smart thinking to have a nice little nest egg and i have always held the belief that money should make money, having a tall bank account is robbing yourself.
Hopefully those financial brains on here could also critique and find the loopholes with the plans and packages mentioned.
Im currently looking at various retirement/pension package to supplement what my job offers.
What I can tell those looking for the same is Maritime has a nice little policy called REAP.
It works on a 6% projected interest rate and you can set the maturity date. Coupled with their Admed critical illness plan, its pretty solid and has a built in savings plan call Triflex. Ofcourse it all looks good on paper
Sagicor has a retirement package that matures at 65 years and works at a 2.5% interest.
Any other you guys can comment on?
Also what are some short term stable investments that we can look into?
check Ms. Baddaloo 789-0469 @ MARITIME
What do you have to say about putting all of ones eggs in a single basket?
No one has nightmares about their insurance company of choice pulling a Clico?
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Conrad wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Maritime AdMed + Triflex + REAP is good! Especially if you own your own business and work for yourself as this becomes your pension plan and your safety net if you get ill or in an accident and can't work.AllTrac wrote:Warning: Big people talk.
Guys i wanted to make this thread about investments packages and various policies including retirement/pension etc.
I know some of you have good advise and already have some good long/short term investments going as its always smart thinking to have a nice little nest egg and i have always held the belief that money should make money, having a tall bank account is robbing yourself.
Hopefully those financial brains on here could also critique and find the loopholes with the plans and packages mentioned.
Im currently looking at various retirement/pension package to supplement what my job offers.
What I can tell those looking for the same is Maritime has a nice little policy called REAP.
It works on a 6% projected interest rate and you can set the maturity date. Coupled with their Admed critical illness plan, its pretty solid and has a built in savings plan call Triflex. Ofcourse it all looks good on paper
Sagicor has a retirement package that matures at 65 years and works at a 2.5% interest.
Any other you guys can comment on?
Also what are some short term stable investments that we can look into?
check Ms. Baddaloo 789-0469 @ MARITIME
What do you have to say about putting all of ones eggs in a single basket?
No one has nightmares about their insurance company of choice pulling a Clico?
And what one basket might that be?
It's his choice - but there is no other way to get major medical coverage in that way than through an insurance company.
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