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by Manish Chauhan on June 27, 2009

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1 PAWAN BATRA December 12, 2009 at 12:48 pm

HI, I AM A MARINE ENGGR.,AM 43 YEARS OLD,AND WISH TO TAKE ENDOWMENT POLICIES,HAVE 2 KIDS,7 YEARS,AND 4 YEARS OF AGE,I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A AMOUNT OF RUPEES ONE CRORE,BY THE TIME I AM 6O YEARS,OF AGE.KINDLY ADVICE ME.,ALSO LET ME KNOW,WHAT SHOULD BE THE THE RIGHT POLICY.TO BUILD UP TO THE AMOUNT.I HAVE MENTIONED.

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2 manish December 12, 2009 at 2:41 pm

Pawan

Why do you want to buy Endowment polocies.. do you know the return they provide in long run in % terms , you should use equity for your long term goals . Endowment policies is not the right approach .

to make 1 crore in by the time you are 60 yrs (in 17 yrs) you have to invest around 15,000 per month assuming 12% return. You might have to invest 30,000 per month if you go with Endowment policies or anything which gives around 6% return .

Manish

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3 PAWAN BATRA December 14, 2009 at 7:46 pm

THEN.IN THIS CASE,WHICH INSURANCE POLICY,SHALL,I BUY,I WOULD LIKE TO MIX,INSURANCE WITH INVESTMENT,PS. ADVICE ME?

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4 manish December 14, 2009 at 8:25 pm

Pawan

Dont mix insurance and investment .. Take pure term cover through Term policy . You can choose out the companies yourself. . mix 2 in one .

Manish

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5 PAWAN BATRA December 14, 2009 at 7:45 pm

HI THERE,I AM 43 YEARS,OF AGE,HAVE TWO KIDS,ONE IS 7YEARS,AND THE OTHER IS 4 YEARS,OLD,I AM INTERESTED IN BUILDING A CORPUS OF ONE CRORE,BY THE TIME I AM 60 YEARS,OF AGE,WHICH INSURANCE POLICY GIVES ME A MAX. COVER,SHOULD I MIX,UP INSURANCE,WITH INVESTMENT,WHAT SHOULD BE MY APPRAOACH,PS. GUIDE ME.?

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6 Nihar Ranjan Pal January 14, 2010 at 9:20 pm

Sir,
I am 53 yrs old Chem Engg working in the oil industry 4 the last 30 yrs (the last 8 yrs in Kuwait). This yr I plan 2 quit and go home. My asset allocation is at present 63% debt & 37% equity. I hv pure equity, balanced MFs,Bank FD’s, PPF, PO-MIS & LIC Annuity. I am now looking for some schemes that give me regular monthly income (hv exhausted the MIS limit). What is yr opinion on MIP’s of MF’s? Where else can I park som funds?
Thanks & Warm regrds

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7 Manish Chauhan January 15, 2010 at 3:23 am

Nihar

your asset allocation seems perfect considering your age . Why dont you think about Senior citizen saving schemes also . you can use that to get some good monthly income with good return . You can also opt for some MIP from mutual funds , just that the returns from them will be volatile depending on equity allocation . So better go for something which is more stable over long term and have less standard deviation in returns . See valueresearchonline.com for details and comparision .

What is your age ? You dont have anything in real estate as investment ? because a good rental income can also be alternate to pension .

Manish

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8 mr Khushal k m January 31, 2010 at 2:51 am

dear manish ,
u have a very broad analysis for the jeevan tarang plan wherein by facts and figures
u do convince everyone not to buy an endowment cum whole life plan but i would like to point out a few things
i am 28 yrs old i have a daughter who is 2.5 yrs old
i have received an illustration from a lic agent as follows
i shall opt for a policy in my childs name at age 2
by opting fort a 10 lac cover premium payble is coming to rs 48ooo/-
now comes the best part
*****the policy has even a premium waiver rider wherein if i die the policy shall continue for the entire period of 20 yrs and premeium shall be paid by lic
so if i do survive my kid shall receive a lumpsum bonus amount of rs 960000/-back in the 21st year of premium where my babys age would be 23 years
and she shall receive 55000/- i.e 5.5% annuity till death lets assume if my daughter does survive up to age 75 she shall receive a sum of rs 55000 for 50 yrs ie rs 27,50,000/-
and on death she shall receive rs 10,00,000/-
with all the sums guarnteed by the lic
dont u still feel its a better child plan than compared to any thing offerd by any company
in market
kindly be feel to respond on same
regrds khushal

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9 Manish Chauhan January 31, 2010 at 11:06 am

mr Khushal

THe point is again the same . The premium waiver option is not free , everything comes with a cost and that cost is factored in your premium . I would again like to say the same thing , that you can create a better thing yourself . You can take term insurance upto a amount that incase you die , a lumpsum amount of 10 lacs can be used at the time of death and some part can be invested for long term , so that when the daughter is age 23 , she recieves a lumpsum amount again . I still dont see LIC JT performing better than MF + Term combo .

Yes , all this takes effort , but if one wants a single policy to perform everything , then it comes with a cost and JT will offer that happily because thats how they make money .

What do you think ?

Manish

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10 sourabh gupta February 3, 2010 at 11:32 am

hi manish,
I wanted to know how would “mahindra satyam” stock perform in 2010.
Is this a right time to go for it.

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11 Manish Chauhan February 3, 2010 at 4:37 pm

Sourabh

I am not sure if I can help on that . I am not following stocks there days . But to answer your question , the best thing would be that you list out the reasons on why you feel it can perform and then we can brainstorm on that. just getting a yes or no will be fruit less . atleast for long term learning .

Manish

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12 Harpreet Singh Nahal February 9, 2010 at 10:34 am

Sir, I am 23 years old & earn just about 20000 per month. Which is the best place to invest for me. Should I invest in monthly SIP. Which SIP will be better for me?

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13 Manish Chauhan February 9, 2010 at 12:43 pm

Harpreet

thanks for your first comment on this blog . There is nothing like best place to invest, its all about your risk appetite and time frame and return expectations . You can look at http://www.jagoinvestor.com/2009/08/list-of-best-equity-diversified-mutual.html for long term investments . Dont take ULIP’s please .

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14 Narasimha Rao February 18, 2010 at 7:27 pm

Hey Manish,

I came to know about your site from one of my friend. It is really interesting. Its a one stop for all the financial queries.

I would like to know if you know anything on the “Max Mangal Life insurace”, it is a endowment policy for which i have to pay for 6 years and the insurance is covered fo 12 years. I had to take this policy without knowing any details about this, as the Barclays finance company said this is mandatory for approving any loan :( , not sure how far it is correct. But as I was running out of time, i opted for it.

I just want to know, is this a good one to keep or stop paying the premium for the Next years.

Thank you in advance,
Narasimha

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15 Manish Chauhan February 20, 2010 at 2:08 am

Narshimha

I dont think it has anything good in it . its a regular endowment plans and we hate them at this blog here :) . So try to get out of it and utilize your money in better way , see if they have left any less pain ful exit door for you or not .

I cant imagine this that they said its “mandatory” to buy this plan for loan approval . These can not be mandatory and if it is then make sure you never deal with this company again . its un ethical , complain to that company ombudsman and escalate to consumer court of not a faithful service

Manish

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