Thursday, June 24, 2010

FISCA talk on Financial Planning - 26 June, 3 to 6 pm

FISCA is organising a talk on financial planning as follows:

Title: Financial Planning - A Practical Guide
Time: 3 to 6 pm
Venue: SMU School of Business
Date: 26 June 2010
Speaker: Tan Kin Lian

This is a repeat of the same talk that wsa held in May and was attended by a full house.
Register for the talk:  register.

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4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Mr. Tan,
Is there a discount for retirees? $30 is a quite a lot for me. I am hoping to attebd to advise my sons.

June 24, 2010 7:50 PM
Anonymous said...

yes please let us know if there is discount (or even better, free admission) for the people who are retired or unemployed or above 55. It would be great as we can all learn something in the seminar. Thank you in advance for your generosity.

June 25, 2010 2:05 AM
Anonymous said...

People who bought wholelife and endowment policies should attend and find out how you were conned by the insurance agents. I am sure many are now suffering in silence paying the premium and being held hostage by the insurers. Many are also in dilemma whether to cancel or not; to suffer a loss now or even more later.
This is wholelife insurance many are unaware of the trap.
Heart breaking is finding out after 25 years it is still a loss in the cash value.
Attend the talk to rediscover and listening to the lies the insurance agents told you.

June 25, 2010 11:19 PM
yeokh said...

Good talk and sound advice.

2 questions:

A) Mr Tan, I think you mentioned that the STI-ETF does not give dividends. Actually it does give regular dividends twice a year, right?

B) I notice you are quite a fan of puzzles and games. Just wondering what's the connection with financial planning? Also, may I recommend the game of Backgammon -- for those who like simple but exciting games that depend on skill as well as luck -- just like in real life.

Cheers, Mr Tan. I hope that you stand for elections soon.

June 26, 2010 11:01 PM

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