Category: Module 3

  • Module 3F: The Deductible Medical Card

    Many private sector employee did not buy their own medical insurance aka medical card when they are under employment. What for right? It is redundant – yes? But who is going to cover your medical expenses after the mandatory retirement age? It would end up that you would need to fork out money after retirement age to get your own medical coverage instead. However, at that age, insurance company might not want to underwrite you when your health condition is less than ideal. Now, you will begin to worry that major medical expenses will eat into your retirement nest egg.

    Still, a lot of people would absorb this risk post retirement, because they feel the cost of buying a second medical card during full time employment is not justifiable. What if I tell you there is a solution to these 2 problems?

    Listen to the video below.

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  • Module 3B: Passing the Purchasing Power

    Now that we have grasped the concept of dwindling purchasing power as years go by, we should realized a one million legacy to the next generation is not the same as us having one million now. So now, you don’t only want to pass a legacy, you want to pass on a legacy with its purchasing power intact. See how much you need here.

     

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  • Module 3A: Perspective on Purchasing Power

    The term “inflation” has been over-used by now.  Sometimes, it’s hard to explain this to people; so here, I found a better way to explain it – by the analogy of purchasing power. Even if you know what this is about already, don’t skip this because at the end of the video, we come to realize medical inflation rate is really a killer (pun intended).

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