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The NEW Rules of Money Management Seminar by Yap Ming Hui

Thursday, November 11th, 2010

Meshio.com is please to bring you one of the most sought-after coach in the financial planning industry- Mr Yap Ming Hui. If you frequent the ‘Personal Finance’ section of local bookstores, you would most likely already ‘met’ Mr Yap Ming Hui from the bookshelves, but alas, nothing beats meeting the real person and you also get to learn the latest financial planning techniques from the man himself.

Mr Yap is also a regular Financial Advisor on NTV7′s ‘The Breakfast Show’ (Tuesdays from 8.45 am – 9.15 am)

So, don’t miss this chance to upgrade yourself financially!

And to all Meshio.com readers, you get 10% off the normal ticket price. So, let me do the math for your here: RM98 – 10% = RM88.20. Offer is only valid if you are reading at Meshio.com and fill up the form below. Valid till my generosity runs out :-)

Here goes the details of the seminar…

‘The New Rules of Money Management’ is a ½ day financial seminar by renowned financial coach and advisor, Yap Ming Hui.

The financial world has changed so much over the last decade. In today’s ever-shifting financial environment you cannot afford to manage money the way generations before us have. The OLD money management rules that used to work are now obsolete and no longer viable. To realistically achieve financial freedom in today’s environment, you need to learn and apply the NEW rules to your money management.

The New Rules of Money Management by Yap Ming Hui

To date, Yap Ming Hui has advised over RM 800 million of wealth portfolio for Malaysia’s multi-millionaires and business owners. He is the top selling author of 5 personal finance books including MAX WEALTH, THE FAMILY OFFICE: The Super Rich ‘s Secret to Wealth Maximization, and the latest Roadmap to Financial Freedom: The Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom. Yap was a guest speaker on NTV7’s The Breakfast Show, Financial Freedom Minutes aired every Tuesday for 9 weeks running and has his own columns in New Straits Times, Sin Chew Daily and Newman magazine.

The aim of this seminar is to educate financial literacy to participants to learn the essential skills of money management and financial comprehension needed to navigate in today’s complex world of financial products and services to achieve one’s financial goals. Mr Yap believes that Financial Freedom is attainable if you know how to optimize what you have got now, for your future.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO ATTEND?

This is a “How To” seminar which will empower you to understand your personal finances better, and manage it from a holistic approach. You will also learn practical and valuable tips for retirement planning, investment planning, financial security, unit trust, single household income and more during the seminar.

Details of the ½ day seminar as below:

THE NEW RULES OF MONEY MANAGEMENT
Date: Saturday, 27 November 2010

Time: 9.30 am -1.00 pm (registration at 9.00am)

Venue: D’Rapport Auditorium, Off Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur (behind Gleneagles Hospital)

Seminar Fee: RM 98 per person only! (first 50 registrants will get a FREE copy of “Roadmap to Financial Freedom” book worth RM 39.90)

Programme Highlights

The NEW Rules of Money Management: Why you can’t manage your money the way previous generations have?

  • Segmental vs. Holistic approach to money management
  • How to build your own holistic money management plan?
  • Why ROI is not the only factor to your financial freedom?

Making Better Money Decisions Using a Holistic approach:

  • Retirement Planning
  • Family Financial Security Planning
  • Children’s University Education Planning
  • Home Purchasing Planning
  • Investment Planning
  • The TRUE cost of money management mistakes
  • Interactive Q & A session with Yap Ming Hui

Disclaimer: Meshio.com does not have any ownership in Yap Ming Hui’s seminars and workshops. Meshio.com does not guaranty or make any warranties, express or implied, as to the quality of services or products that may be provided by Yap Ming Hui. You are advised to contact the owner of www.yapminghui.com for further information.

Great Eastern’s Smart Early Payout CriticalCare

Sunday, October 24th, 2010

A new breed of Critical Illness insurance product launched by Great Eastern, where a portion of the critical illness protection fund is paid in advance, according to severity of the disease.

Via www.LifeIsGreat.com.my:

The first plan in Malaysia that pays at the early stages of critical illness.

With continuous medical advances and emphasis on periodic health screening, early detection of a critical illness is promising and may save your life. But will your finances be there to see you through the early treatment of a critical illness?

Smart Early Payout CriticalCare is designed with you in mind. It’s a unique investment-linked insurance rider, which pays upon early diagnosis of a critical illness, not when the illness has become more severe as with most insurance plans.

Early Payout, Finances Saved
When your life threatens to come to a halt, you need to bounce back fast. With early payouts to provide for early treatments, you won’t have to put off your other life plans should a critical illness occur. More importantly, you do not have to be financially burdened. The lump sum paid may be used at your discretion choose to use it for medical treatments or therapy, medication or even to settle financial commitments.

With the advantage of early financial support from Smart Early Payout CriticalCare, you can focus solely on treatment and recovery so that you can get back on your feet again.

Multiple Claims Across Multiple Critical Illnesses
The most thoughtful thing is, Smart Early Payout CriticalCare allows for multiple claims for different critical illnesses or across severity levels within the same critical illness. Furthermore, you will not have to wait in between submission of claims should your condition deteriorate to a more advanced stage.

There are no limits to the number of critical illness conditions that you can claim against, as long as the pre-defined conditions are fulfilled and the sum of claim payouts are within the rider’s sum assured limit.

Note: Terms and conditions apply.

An example of how it works:
A 30-year old male is covered by Smart Early Payout CriticalCare with a sum assured of RM300,000. He is diagnosed with early stage cancer at Severity 25 and he makes a claim. Six months later, he suffers a heart attack at Severity 25 and another claim is made. Two months after the second claim is made, he suffers a heart attack at Severity 50 and makes a claim. Since the three claims did not reach the full sum assured, he will continue to be protected. If his condition deteriorates, he can make further claims on the remaining sum assured.

An illustration of his claim payouts is as follows:

Great Eastern Smart Early Payout Critical Care

*The remaining sum assured coverage is based on the assumption that the coverage for the investment-linked insurance plan, Critical Illness Benefit Rider and Smart Early Payout CriticalCare is the same.

Added Protection with Unique ‘Buy Back’ Option
Usually, if a critical illness claim is made, it will be difficult to obtain new insurance cover, depriving your loved ones of financial aid should anything unforeseen happen to you.

The good news is, Smart Early Payout CriticalCare comes with a unique ‘Buy Back’ option to give your loved ones the extra financial protection at the time they may need it most. With this option, you can buy back the death benefit from selected insurance plan offered by the Company, up to the maximum sum assured of the rider. This means that you’re still covered even after a full payout of critical illness claims has been made under Smart Early Payout CriticalCare.

Note: Terms and conditions apply. Smart Early Payout CriticalCare is a unit deduction rider attachable to selected regular premium investment-linked insurance plans and must be attached together with Critical Illness Benefit Rider.

Public No-Claim Discount (NCD) Enquiry

Thursday, August 5th, 2010

Finally, no more unnecessary headaches when you are renewing your car insurance if you are not sure of your current NCD status.

Insurance Services Malaysia Berhad (ISM) has just launched the Public No-Claim Discount (NCD) Enquiry that allows members of the public to check their latest NCD status.

ISM Public NCD Enquiry

The direct link is here: https://ncd.ism.net.my/publicncdenq/index.htm

Hot Models

Friday, July 2nd, 2010

Sorry if you are expecting scantily clad women >:)

Toyota cars targeted by car theft syndicate.

Below are a few hot models targeted by car theft syndicates. No, it doesn’t matter whether you are in busy cities or rural villages, these syndicates ‘know’ where to find you. So, for readers with these hot models, please get them some ‘extra clothing’.

Also, it seems like the syndicates have got a fetish for Toyota.

Car Make and Total Losses
Toyota Alphard – RM2.1 Million
Toyota Wish, Harrier, Fortuner & Estima – RM960K
Toyota Camry – RM528K
Porsche Cayenne – RM1 Million
BMW 5 Series – RM750K
Honda CRV – RM524K

Total losses from Dec 2009 to May 2010 – RM5.8 Million

Sourced from a Malaysian General Insurer.

FPAM: Everyone Can Retire Well 2010 Conference and Exhibition

Thursday, July 1st, 2010

Date: October 13 & 14, 2010
Time: 9.00 am – 5.00 pm
Venue: Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre

Malaysia is rapidly heading towards an ageing society. According to United Nations’ figures, Malaysia is likely to reach an ageing nation status by 2035 with the number of people above the age of 60 reaching 15 per cent of the population. The United Nations categorises any country with 10 per cent of its population above the age of 60 as an ageing nation.

Today more than 10 percent of Malaysians are in the 50 yr + group. Global statistics show that this ageing group has greater purchasing power and wealth than younger adults. In the UK, EU and USA, the 50 yr + group commands more than 75 % of the wealth. It outspends younger adults by $1 trillion and accounts for more than half of the majority of household expenditure (54%) in the US and the EU.

Though FPAM has organized many conferences and expositions in the past, the “Everyone Can Retire Well” conference is FPAM’s first attempt on the rapidly growing aging and retirement markets. Planned for 700 participants as a gathering for the ageing and retirement industry/community, it aims to bring financial service providers, academicians, doctors, health care experts, gerontologists, affluent consumers, decision makers and government agencies together for 2-days of sharing and caring that we believe will have life-long impressions

Register by printing and faxing this form back to FPAM. (I’m surprised they didn’t have a registration form in the website itself…)

Thanks to Aniza from FPAM, here are some more relevant downloads for the upcoming conference:
1) Conference Brochure
2) Sponsorship Opportunities
3) Hotel Room Reservation

Critical Illness Insurance for Malaysians

Monday, March 22nd, 2010

Revised and updated for the 3rd time since 2007, this booklet has been downloaded more than 1,000 times.

Critical Illness Insurance Guide for Malaysian, 3rd Edition

If you haven’t read it, head on to Free Critical Illness Insurance Booklet.

If this e-book helped you in anyway, please help spread it to your friends and family!