Saturday, August 27, 2005

Talk on Investment at Marine Parade Community Club

I gave an educational talk on investment at Marine Parade Community Club on Saturday 27 August. It was well attended with 200 participants. The Q&A session was very lively and interesting.

The audience found the talk to be useful. They also enjoy a bonus of 2% (ie $2,000 for an investment of $100,000) when they invest within 14 days.

We hold a seminar every week, either at NTUC Income Center (Bras Basah Road) or at a community club. Go to www.income.coop to find out about these seminars. Or call 6788 1111 to find out details of the next talk.
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5 comments:

Aragorn said...

1. For those who missed the Marine Parade Community Club talk...

2. There are more free, no-obligation, educational talks on Investment, scheduled in September, to be held in NTUC Income centre, 75 Bras Basah Rd.

3. Click here for details: http://www.income.coop/seminar/smartinvestment/

4. "An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest." Benjamin Franklin.

5. Take charge of your financial future...today.

August 29, 2005 5:44 AM
why said...

Dear Mr Tan
can you share some tips on how you manage your time .you are the ceo , give talk and provide investment seminar .....etc? thanks!

August 31, 2005 1:09 PM
Tan Kin Lian said...

This is my reply to "Why". Since I do not play golf, I can spend 8 hours a week on the educational seminar, writing my blog, etc.

Each person can spend his or her time in the best possible way.

September 03, 2005 8:47 AM
wj said...

Hi Mr Tan,

I have 2 requests for your consideration:

1) Could NTUC INCOME set up a no-load fund (passive-managed fund) like STI ETF100 for its customers to invest in?

Reason being currently we could not use the money in our CPF Special Account to invest in STI ETF100. So if NTUC INCOME could set up such a fund, then it will be beneficial to those who do not believe in active-managed fund.

2) Could NTUC INCOME disclose to the investors the profolio details of its Combined Funds?

PRUlink is doing this twice a year. I find this kind of info useful becasue I can use it as a reference in my own investment decision.

September 04, 2005 9:17 PM
Tan Kin Lian said...

Dear WJ

CPF does not allow the Special Account to be invested in the StateStreet ETF fund, as it is 100% invested in equity.

You can invest your Special Account in our Balanced Fund. It is expected to earn 5.5% per annum (after deducting fees) over 10 years. Our fees is 0.95%, which is not much higher than the ETF fund.

You can invest your Ordinary Account directly in the StateStreet ETF fund.

September 05, 2005 5:58 PM

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