About Us TM Nest Egg (GIO CashBack) Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore Ltd. is part of Tokio Marine Holdings Inc. which has over 130 years of history. As at March 2013, Tokio Marine Holdings Inc. has a market capitalisation of close to US$22 billion and total assets of around US$191 billion. With its presence spreading over 456 cities in 37 countries, Tokio Marine is indisputably one of the largest insurance groups in the world. Saving for tomorrow while enjoying today’s luxuries Our reputation in Singapore as a leading life insurer has been gained through our strong historical investment returns, disciplined underwriting and careful expense management. We are committed to bring meaningful product solutions to meet your individual and corporate insurance needs. Driven by Customer-focus, Integrity and Excellence as our core values, we endeavour to be your preferred insurance partner for life. This information is accurate as at June 2014. Speak to your preferred Adviser or visit www.tokiomarine-life.sg TM Nest Egg (GIO CashBack) benefits: (Company Reg. No.: 194800055D) 20 McCallum Street, #07-01 Tokio Marine Centre, Singapore 069046 T: 6592 6100 F: 6223 9120 W: www.tokiomarine-life.sg E&OE AUG2014 GuAranteed yearly cash BENEFIT Capital guaranteed ATTRACTIVE RETURNS guAranteed acceptance Singapore is one of the most expensive cities to live in. Necessary expenditure makes it even tougher to save. According to a study done in 2013 by The Economist, Singapore is the world’s 6th most expensive city to live in. It is also the 2nd most expensive in Asia, after Japan. Necessities such as food, transport, allowances for kids and ageing parents, groceries and housing account for bulk of the expenses. Cutting back on these is next to impossible. Singapore workers spend mostly on necessities. Monthly paychecks are mainly spent on: Rank 1 Japan / Tokyo Rank 2 Japan / Osaka Rank 3 Australia / Sydney Rank 6 Singapore Rank 7 Switzerland / Zurich Rank 8 France / Paris Rank 4 Norway / Oslo Rank 5 Australia / Melbourne Rank 9 Rank 10 Venezuela / Caracas Switzerland / Geneva 69.6% 57.3 % Transportation Food 51.1 % Allowances for parent or children 45.9 % Shopping or Groceries Saving regularly is a challenge since we live in an expensive country. Source: Worldwide Cost of Living 2013. Which city is the most expensive to live in? Which city is the cheapest? A summary from The Economist Intelligence Unit. 37.5 % Accommodation 23.6 % Entertainment 15.1% Holidays How much should you be saving each month? Those at the Managerial level are most likely to spend their salary on leisure activities. Saving 20% of your monthly income is a healthy benchmark for good saving habits. An independent study done in 2013 found that only 4 out of 10 workers saved more than 20% of their monthly income. This means 60% of Singapore workers are not saving enough. 37.3% 30.6% 41.3% 43.0% It is important to save up for rainy days and for all your future commitments. Source: http://community.jobscentral.com.sg/node/2300 60% of Singapore workers are not saving enough. Administrative Staffs Associate Professionals / Technicians Professionals / Executives Managers / Directors Besides necessities, occasionally splurging on food and travel can also deplete your savings. Source: http://community.jobscentral.com.sg/node/2300 1 Attractive returns upon maturity 2 Guaranteed yearly cash benefits Benefit Snapshot 3 Capital guaranteed 4 Guaranteed acceptance 5 Choice of premium and policy terms Saving for tomorrow while enjoying today’s luxuries About the Plan Saving for the future requires balancing your financial needs and wants today. While it is important to save for the future, you want to be able to enjoy the moment today. TM Nest Egg (GIO CashBack) is a limited pay, participating endowment plan which provides you with a stream of guaranteed yearly cash benefits so you can enjoy today’s luxuries, while saving for tomorrow. Guaranteed yearly cash benefit Benefits of the Plan GuAranteed yearly You will receive a guaranteed cash BENEFIT yearly cash benefit from the second policy anniversary, to one year before the policy matures. It is up to you, how you would like to use it. You can either withdraw your yearly cash benefit to spend it as you like, or simply reinvest it with us to earn interest1. These yearly cash benefits are on top of your maturity proceeds. Whichever option you choose, you will be rewarded for your savings! Capital guaranteed2 Every dollar you contribute as premiums will be returned to Capital guaranteed you, upon policy maturity. This way, you need not worry about losing your hardearned savings. Attractive returns of up to 3.8% p.a. TM Nest Egg (GIO CashBack) can potentially provide returns of up to 3.8%3,4 p.a. upon maturity. You may use these payouts as a reward to indulge yourself or save up for bigger goals. ATTRACTIVE RETURNS Guaranteed acceptance This is a guaranteed acceptance plan with no medical underwriting5 so you can start accumulating your wealth almost immediately. Flexible premium payment and policy terms available You may select an option that best suits your financial goals: Available Premium Payment Terms (Years) guAranteed acceptance Flexible PREMIUM PAYMENT & POLICY TERMS Available Policy Terms (Years) 5 10 15 20 - 10 - 15 20 25 15 - - 20 25 20 - - - 25 Maturity benefit At the end of the policy term, you will receive a lump sum maturity benefit comprising of a guaranteed payout of up to 16 times6 of your yearly cash benefits and any accumulated bonuses4. MATURITY BENEFIT Be protected as you save towards your goals In the event of any unforeseen events, you are also covered by a death benefit7. Enjoy enhanced protection with our optional riders5 To boost your protection coverage, you can choose to add on any of our riders to waive off your premiums, should the unfortunate happen. DEATH BENEFIT ENhanced PROTECTION Illustration: Life Assured Michael Profile Age 30, male and non-smoker Annual Premium S$8,645.65 Guaranteed Yearly Cash Benefit S$3,250.00 Premium Payment Term 10 years Policy Term 15 years With TM Nest Egg (GIO CashBack), you can enjoy the flexibility to save as you wish, or spend as you desire Projected maturity benefit of S$65,2164 From the second policy anniversary onwards, Michael starts receiving a guaranteed yearly cash benefit of S$3,250 Year 1 Year 2 Year 10 Year 14 Maturity Paid an annual premium of S$8,645.65 over 10 years The prevailing interest rate is 3.75% p.a. which is non-guaranteed. Applicable to annual premium payment mode only. 3 Based on the profile of a 1 year old female, non-smoker, premium payment term of 5 years and policy term of 20 years, paid-out option and guaranteed yearly cash benefit of S$15,000. 4 The projected maturity benefit includes a guaranteed benefit and non-guaranteed bonuses. Bonuses are based on a projected investment rate of return of 4.65% p.a. (for premium payment term of 5 years with policy term of 10 years) and 4.75% p.a. (for the other premium payment and policy terms) on the Participating Fund. As these bonuses are not guaranteed, the actual amount payable may vary according to the future performance of the Participating Fund. 5 Riders may be subject to full underwriting. 6 Depending on the premium payment term and policy term selected. Refer to Product Summary for details. 1 2 7 In the event of death of the life assured, a death benefit comprising the following, less any indebtedness, will be payable in one lump sum - 105% of total annual premiums paid, accumulated reversionary bonuses and any guaranteed yearly cash benefits accumulated with Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore Ltd. (TMLS) plus accumulated interest (if paid-out option is not selected). All illustrations in this brochure are not drawn to scale. All ages mentioned in this brochure are based on age next birthday. This plan is underwritten by Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore Ltd. All benefits and features mentioned herein are subject to terms and conditions of the policy. You must refer to the policy contract for the precise terms and conditions of this insurance plan. The information shown in this brochure is for reference only and is accurate as at 20 August 2014. Note: Buying a life insurance policy can be a long-term commitment. An early termination of the policy usually involves high costs, and the surrender value payable may be less than the total premiums paid. You may wish to seek advice from a financial adviser before making a commitment to purchase the product. In the event that you choose not to seek advice from a financial adviser, you should consider whether the product in question is suitable for you.
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