National Life Insurance Company’s Term Plus Products: 8% and 10% p.a.

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Product Name

Term Plus

Product Description

A combined term life insurance and financial product offered by National Life Insurance Company of the Philippines. It is said to be a low-risk and moderately high-return passive investment vehicle.

TWO (2) OPTIONS OF TERM PLUS

(1) COMPOUNDED INTEREST OPTION – Guaranteed 8% Interest Per Annum

Sample Investment: P1,000,000
                                     In 10 Years, your money is P2,158,925*
                                     In 25 Years, your money is P6,848,475*
                                     In 50 Years, your money is P46,901,613*

Minimum Investment: P1 million
Offer ends on November 2, 2006

(2) MONTHLY INTEREST INCOME OPTION – Guaranteed 10% Interest Per Annum for 5 Years

Sample Investment: P1,000,000
                                     P1M X 10% p.a. = P100,000*
                                     P100,000 / 12 months = P8,333.33* every month for 5                                      years                                     

Total Income in 5 Years: P500,000*

Minimum Investment: P500,000

** Actual figures will depend on the age of the investor. The actual figures can be seen if you request for a proposal.

The Term Plus product is exempt from withholding and estate taxes. The principal is said to be insured through the use of reinsurance companies.

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About the Author

James Ryan Jonas teaches business strategy, investments, and entrepreneurship at the University of the Philippines (UP). He is also the Executive Director of UP Provident Fund Inc., managing and investing P3.1 Billion ($56 Million) worth of retirement funds on behalf of thousands of UP employees.

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6 thoughts on “National Life Insurance Company’s Term Plus Products: 8% and 10% p.a.”

  1. I have life insurance with your company but I have not, for so long, have been able to update it because I lost my policy. Can you please look it up for me if it is still existing? Thank you for your assistance.

    Efren D. Tayag

    Reply

  2. 3-7-08
    I am insure with the Nation Life Insurance Company of the Philippines and I know my insurance policy is active however I don’t know when my premium, payment is due as I have not received any bill yet. I tried getting in touch with my insurance agent but I have not received any reply yet. My worry is that she has my insurance policy yet since I changed my beneficiary when my mother died.
    Please help.
    Thank you.
    Edwin E. Liwanag, MD

    Reply

  3. I realized my email address I gave in my previous letter was wrong. Kindly make the necessary corrections.
    Thank You.
    Edwin E. Liwanag,MD

    Reply

  4. you should always get a life insurance if you can afford one coz you really don’t know when you are going to die ,

    Reply

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