But now, I vowed to pay 3,000 or more monthly providing an excess amount for the investment fund. This plan is payable for 10 years… so at the age of 43, I am done paying with my premium and can choose to withdraw the money as long as the fund value does not equals to zero.
26 responses to “Preparing for a Brighter Future with Sun MaxiLink Prime: Insurance plus Investment”
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Yes, indeed. A brighter future is waiting for those who prepared early. Congrats to the plan, mommy. I hope others, esp the younger ones, will see the benefit of insurance and protection.
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Congrats. I don't have this yet. I backed out when someone gave offered another insurance when I was younger. I think it can be a great investment.
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I've been seeing and hearing about these Sun Life plans. Still hesitant though.
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I've heard a lot of good reviews about sunlife.. We had ours at philamlife 10 years ago… And we were encouraged to get from sunlife too… We are reviewing it now..congratulations! Indeed a bright future awaits for those who are prepared! ☺️
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Yep… ideally, those younger ones can fully maximize its benefits. But sadly, they are more entice on buying new gadgets than investing.
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Aaaw… sayang! It's actually great! My husband has one too from Sunlife, and for the span of 4 years, he already has 24,000 fund value. Well, quite good numbers rather than putting it in a deposit account.
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Oh, what keeps you from having it?
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Thanks! Cheers to that =)
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Good decision, Mommy! I'm also a Sunlife policy holder since I was still single. 🙂 Part of it is also invested in stocks.
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I have a sun maxilink prime too! I started it when I was 27 years old and its been 3 years now! Last year I changed my investment fund from balance to equity because its long term anyway. I plan to use the fund value for my kids college education too! Hooray for us!
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P73 a day sounds nice and manageable! 😀
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this looks affordable even for freelance workers like me who do not have regular monthly income. nothing beats getting prepared for the future, and, yes, my little one's College tuition is also one of my top priorities!
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I have been thinking about getting an insurance policy under my name too. My husband started his about 2 years ago with Prulife, and we're thinking of availing one for me pero different company naman. We're considering Sun life as well. Thanks for sharing about this.
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Wow! That's being prepared at the right age.
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Yep! Saving & Investing as early can give best value for our money. Hooray!
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Correct! You just have to drop other expenses or lessen your dine-out to afford this investment for future gain.
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Yes, you don't have to think twice getting an investment plan to cover your future expenses.
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Better do it now, sis! Do your research and get a plan for yourself.
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Congratulations! Glad that you found a plan that suits you 🙂
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Nothing beats early preparation since you will never know what will happen in the future. Good to know you found the perfect plan to suit your needs 🙂
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It's always a good thing to invest in insurance. This is something I learned from my husband's family. And yes, Sunlife has some really good offerings.
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People nowadays needs to realize that they to invest with this kind of program. Insurance is important than having a new gadget.
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Hi, ano pong type ng investment nung husband nyo? Equity, bond etc?
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