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Mr. Daniel, 50, wants to pass down his wealth fairly to his children while ensuring that he has adequate retirement funds. Mr. Daniel pays a single premium of US$350,000 for US$1 million of death coverage under Signature Heirloom (V).
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Mr. Daniel, 50, wants to pass down his wealth fairly to his children while ensuring that he has adequate retirement funds. Mr. Daniel pays a single premium of US$350,000 for US$1 million of death coverage under Signature Heirloom (V).
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Mr. Adam, 55, wants to pass his wealth on fairly to his children, while making sure that his child takes over his business and receives enough resources to continue growing the business after his death. He pays a total of US$2.12 million over five years for US$5 million of death coverage under Signature Heirloom (V).
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Sarah inherited her wealth from her family. Their assets include local and overseas properties, shares and bonds, as well as investments in various businesses. Sarah is also an avid collector of works of art, fine jewellery and antiques. She decides to use Signature Heirloom (V) as a financial tool to help spread out her portfolio.
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Mr. Adam’s employee Mark, 57, has valuable business contacts. If anything happens to Mark, Mr. Adam will need time to find a suitable replacement and his business may be negatively affected. As a corporate policy owner, his company buys a US$2.23 million (inclusive of 6% service tax) Signature Heirloom (V) policy for US$5 million of death cover, with Mark as the life insured. After Mark retires three years later, Mr. Adam can change the life insured of the policy to John, who will replace Mark.
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