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I had the same result but I was comparing the cheapest
VUL(I got all of the charges, premium,policy,cost of insurance)
and compared it to the cheapest term.
From age 23 to age 65, assuming the "side fund" earns 10%
for both.
That time, I compared Philam's Guardian 65 and Sunlife's Flexilink
Sunlife came out ahead
but with Insular's I-Insular introduction to the market, the winning
product would have been I-Insure.
That was back in 2008-2009.
Yes, 1 year ako nag canvass haha
Especially since Sunlife was the only one willing to give out their
Cost of Insurance table
I had to work hard to get the cost of insurance of the other companies.
I'm curious though, how you were able to figure out that VUL would come out
ahead? I know some have low premium charges, but look at the cost of insurance
charges, deym! Kunyari sa Sunlife, 1k
[textspeak!] sa kanila 2.5k and premium charges
only last for the 1st few years, cost of insurance is forever..
sis chefron, yung sa experience ko, walang nag-absorb. payo nung insurance agent nung 3rd kong insurance, mag-apply pa din daw ako ng claim kasi pag nagkafunds daw, baka may makuha pa din ako.
di ko masagot ang tanong mo wala dahil wala akong personal experience sa ganyang kaso. pero yung sa 2nd ko, hindi naman nalugi, nag-combine lang. yung ayala life assurance inc. na bpi-philam na ngayon. =)
Which insurance company are you referring to?
I've never heard of an insurance company going under
which wasn't bought out by another company.
Baka you're referring to pre need companies?
Remember they aren't an insurance companies
and they just get group insurance from insurance
companies so their product has insurance features.