Your ILP Is Not Capital Guaranteed. MAS Just Said So. | EP1640🦖
Most people I talk to still believe their ILP “capital guarantee” is a safety net for their retirement, when in reality it only fully snaps into place after they are gone. The MAS and LIA warning isn’t about a small wording issue; it is about years of premiums quietly feeding two separate fee structures while your investment value keeps taking the market hits.
If you are 55 in Bedok with S$100,000 locked in one of these plans, you are effectively competing against CPF OA at 2.5 percent and SA at 4 percent, with extra interest on your first S$60,000, while your ILP is paying fund managers 0.75 to 2 percent a year and punishing you with surrender charges if you pull out early. Before you rely on that policy for your retirement floor, it might be worth asking whose balance sheet it is really protecting.
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