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Education Policy

Saving for your Child’s Future
Saving early will guarantee your child’s future despite of the cost of tertiary education for both local and overseas.

Rising Education Costs
A sizable fund to finance your child’s tertiary education would be guaranteed by saving a modest amount for a period of 8 to 21 years.

Today's Cost ($)

Cost in 20 Years

Tuition + Living Expenses

Assuming a 5% Yearly Increase

Singapore

$35,000

$93,000

Australia

$80,000

$212,000

Britain

$130,000

$345,000

US

$165,000

$438,000

Modest Savings for your Child’s Education
A sizable fund to finance your child’s tertiary education would be guaranteed by saving a modest amount for a period of 8 to 21 years. A child insured for $100 every month at age 1, in 20 year’s time, the estimated maturity value will be $32,505*.

Complete Peace of Mind
Have a complete peace of mind with Education Policy as your child’s education fund will not be affected if anything happens.
  1. All future premiums will be waived if the parent if faced with premature death or permanent disability. PLUS, the child will get an additional 1% of monthly allowance equivalent to the sum assured until the policy matures.

  2. Upon diagnosis of any 30 major illnesses of the child, the parent can choose to waive future premiums.

  3. To ensure extra financial security when you child is diagnosed with any of the 30 major illnesses and 10 specified child illnesses, you can choose to cover your child with a low cost option.
Emergency Funds
Your cash will be flexible and not tied when it is need for other needs as a policy loan can be taken up to 95% of the cash value of the policy if some cash is needed for various needs.

* Assuming a rate of return at 4.5% p.a.


Buying a life insurance plan is a long-term commitment. An early termination of the policy usually involves high costs and the surrender value payable may be less than the total premiums paid.