Sunday, October 20, 2013

Annunities

Of late, I have been thinking of retirement planning. Perhaps, in part being influence by the ads by Manulife on the MRT and in part, coming to the realization that I am getting older every year.

I am exploring two plans, one gives a fixed sum of $xxx amount once you reach 60 and another pays out $xxx per month when you reach 65 and when you are 75, it gives you a 25% increment to factor in for inflation. Once you reach the payout age of 65 years old, you can get a lump sum payout in addition to the monthly payout of $xxx per month.

So the plans are like



Company A
Company B
Years
26 years
16 years
Payout
Lump sum payout of
$12,000 @ age 65.

Lump sum @$6000at age 55

Lump sum
Age 65 onwards $12000 + $500/mth
Age 70 :$625/mth
Age 75-80: $781/mth
Every 2 years payout of
$300-$500
Total premiums paid :$433.80 x 321 = $135345.56
Annual: $5054.10 x 26 = $131406.60
Additional maturity bonus at age 85.
Age 55 onwards
$6000+($500 x 12 x 15 years) = $96000
Maturity reward of $228,432 at age 70.
Monthly
Premium
$433.80 x312 months.
$597.29 x  $192
$7167.48/year
Total
Payout till 80
$126,360 + $3000 = $129,360

$324432.


  I am wondering which should I choose. Should I choose one that pays out till age80 or one that pays out early. But what's going to happen after the insurance expires?



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