Adding an Insurance Plan
Investment-linked plan
Let us use the following investment-linked plan (ILP) as an example:
- Plan name - Super Insurance
- Death payout - $3M
- Current cash value - $30k
- Projected growth rate - 5%
- Yearly premium - $3k
Here are the steps to configure the above ILP plan (see image):
- Edit the net worth value to $30,000.
- Edit the Capital Growth rate to 5% (an estimate after netting off the effect of assurance charges).
- Toggle on "Linked Finances" so that you can add a premium for this plan.
- Click on "+" beside the plan name under Cash Flow and select "Top-up".
- Enter the description (e.g. Premium) and value (e.g. 3,000 / yr).
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Endowment plan
For an endowment plan, the configuration is slightly different from ILP as the plan grow through a bonus mechanism. The premiums are considered as expenses unlike ILP which is a top-up.
Here are the steps to configure an endowmen plan (see image):
- Edit the net worth value to be the current surrender value.
- You may leave the Capital Growth rate as 0% (or you could try to edit this rate so it will appear on the net worth chart and visually grow like how the surrender value will growth over time).
- Under the Sell-Off / Terminate section, key in the years till maturity into "Holding Period" (e.g. 20 years) and the maturity payout amount into "Payout" (e.g. $100,000). This maturity payout will be reflected into the cash flow during maturity.
- Toggle on "Linked Finances" so that you can add a premium for this plan.
- Click on "+" beside the plan name under Cash Flow and select "Expense"
- Enter the description (e.g. Premium) and value (e.g. 3,000 / yr). If the premium term is short, you can click on "..." to edit the Period field.
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