What is an endowment plan?
A savings policy with life cover. You pay premiums for a set term and receive a lump sum at maturity, or your beneficiaries receive a death benefit if the life assured dies first.
Is an endowment plan worth it?
It suits money you won't need before maturity, and savers who want part of the return guaranteed. If you might need the money early, low early surrender values are the main risk.
Which is the best endowment plan in Singapore?
There is no single best. Compare the guaranteed maturity value, the projection at the lower rate, early surrender values and the term against your goal. We don't sell or rank plans.
What is the difference between an endowment and whole life?
An endowment has a fixed term and pays out at maturity. Whole life covers you for life and builds a cash value, with no set maturity date. Whole life policies
Can I cancel a new endowment plan?
Within the free-look period, usually 14 days, you can cancel and get your premiums back, less some costs such as medical examinations. Free-look cancellation
Can I sell an endowment plan I no longer want?
Often, if it is a participating plan paid in cash and past about a third of its term. You see our offer beside your net surrender value.