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Queries On Perspectives Of Mr Tan Kin Lian, Former CEO Of NTUC Income Cooperative Limited

29. November 2007

I will LOVE to talk more on T Harv Eker’s seminar.
However, I feel this strong urge to answer the query in the comments section of my previous post.
“Mr Tan Kin Lian, ex-CEO of NTUC Income for past 30 years, thinks consumers should avoid a product like Revosave.
He suggests that consumer is better off buying term [...]

A Gist Of T Harv Eker

28. November 2007

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I am quite short handed here, managing my clients.
Have an influx of them these days.
Seems like I am already a money magnet.
Just include this video program which also explains briefly what I have also learn in the
“Secrets of Millionaire Mind” seminar.
Enjoy

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Queries On Revosave Savings [...]

I’ve Learnt So Much!

27. November 2007

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Okay…
As I promised earlier that I am going to share with you, what I have learnt in T Harv Eker’s seminar.
I share with you, because I want you to learn something useful from my blog, and in the process, I want you to tell all the people whom you care, about this blog….
Tell them to [...]

I Have A Millionaire Mind!

26. November 2007

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For the past 3 days, I was in a seminar.
T Harv Eker seminar.
If you have been reading my blog, what you have been reading are all automated posts.
Yes…. I am always leveraging on the internet to communicate with you, my faithful readers of this blog.
Yes… I know, you need fresh, new postings every single time, [...]

Strategies To Get Yourself Out Of Debt

25. November 2007

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As financial consultants, we advocate the idea of savings and are wary of credit cards debts.
For those who have piles of credit cards debts to settle, this is
a video for you

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Debts: Are They Bad Or Are They Good?
Credit Cards Can Be Cloned
How To Motivate Yourself To [...]

Insurance Premiums

24. November 2007

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1. Standard rates
About 95% of people who apply for life insurance are accepted at the standard rates of premium.
2. Extra Premium
About 5% of applicants have to pay an extra premium due to health conditions such as overweight, suffering from high blood pressure, diabetes, chronic conditions or have a family history of these conditions.
If we have [...]

Credit Cards Can Be Cloned

21. November 2007

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I remember 2 years ago, when my family and I went for a holiday in Cape Town, South Africa.
Its a very dangerous place to be in.
Crimes are rampant.
Bad place to be in.
I remember seeing all the ATM machines vacant.
and my family being cheated on the very first day at the hotel that we stay in.
Even [...]

We Are Fortunate To Live In Singapore

18. November 2007

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We are very fortunate.
We are very fortunate to live in a first world country like Singapore.
We have food to eat.
Money to spend not only on our needs..but also accessories..
Others are not as fortunate as us.
Do give them a helping hand

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Selamat Hari Raya, Maaf Zahir Dan Batin
My [...]

MacDonalds Marketing

17. November 2007

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I remember those days when eating at MacDonalds is such a luxury.
As a kid,every time, our family planned to dine in MacDonalds, I will be jumping for joy.
Maybe,this video can reinvigorate back your childhood days.
Enjoy!

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Credit Cards Can Be Cloned
You CHOOSE How You Will Like To [...]

Stop Smoking…

16. November 2007

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Before you light up the next cigarette, cigar or pipe, consider what harm it can do to your health:
All smokers are at extra risk for
1) Coronary heart disease (e.g. heart attacks)
2) Peripheral vascular disease (circulatory problems)
3) Aortic aneurysm
4) High blood pressure
5) High cholesterol (LDL)
6) Lung cancer
7) Cancer of the mouth, throat and voice box
[...]

Q & A on NTUC Income Investment Linked Policy

15. November 2007

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There is a Q and A about ILP.
…and I will just post it here for your reference
1) I invested $50,000 a year ago in the Growth Fund. The returns are 9%. In January 2006, I invested another $100,000 using my CPF in Growth Fund.
Should I realise my profits from the first investment [...]