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Endowments can help you build the stable foundation, and a unit trust portfolio adds flexibility and possibility to boost the return.
By combining these two products types, you can lower the risk while capitalising on market developments.
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This is the estimated amount required at retirement age to achieve your goal. It is calculated based on inflation adjusted expected expenses, net of expected income and net proceeds from sale of property.
Inflation rate is based on a 10-year geometric average of the Singapore CPI.
Source: Statistics Singapore - Time Series on CPI (2015=100) & Inflation Rate (Year 1980 to 2016)
This is the sum of your lump sum cash, lump sums investments and lump sets endowments set aside for the goal.
This is the sum of the projected values of current value of savings / investments and regular savings / investments set aside for the goal using the respective growth rates.
All investments (E.g. Endowments, Unit Trusts) are liquidated at start of retirement.
Regular endowments upon maturity are invested in lump sum endowments with similar rate of return. For Unit Trust, the dividends are assumed to be re-invested.
The OCBC Retirement Planner is designed to assist in financial planning and is for general reference only. Amount shown includes projected rates of return for variables such as inflation, investment growth and cash. Actual numbers may vary depending on economic conditions. The information and analysis provided by these tools are based on various assumptions, which are subject to change at any time without notice.
This is the estimated amount required at start of university age. It is calculated based on inflation adjusted tuition costs and living costs.
The age of university studies is assumed at 19 years old for girls and boys. Except for Singaporean and Permanent Resident boys, the age of university studies is assumed at 21 years old due to 2 years of National Service commitment.
The OCBC Education Planner is designed to illustrate potential future education costs based on information provided by you and does not consider your specific investment objectives, financial situation and particular needs. The illustration shall not be regarded as recommendation or advice by the Bank. The amount calculated is meant to illustrate combined tuition and living expenses based on the assumptions below. Actual cost may vary depending on economic conditions. The information and analysis provided by these tools are based on various assumptions, which are subject to change at any time without notice.
First-year average tuition cost is based on the average of latest first-year General and Medicine degree costs released by three sampled universities for each country:
For USA, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand, the amount is based on the figures available from Edupoll's study abroad website (www.edupoll.org).
For Singapore, this is based on the average of figures from three websites: NUS Office of Admissions (www.nus.edu.sg), NTU Undergraduate International Admissions website (admissions.ntu.edu.sg) and SMU International Students Useful Information (www.smu.edu.sg).
Inflation rate for tuition and living costs is based on 10-year geometric averages published by the statistics bureau for each country:
This is the sum of your lump sum cash, lump sums investments and lump sets endowments set aside for the goal.
This is the sum of the projected values of current value of savings / investments and regular savings / investments set aside for the goal using the respective growth rates.
All investments (E.g. Endowments, Unit Trusts) are liquated at start of retirement.
Regular endowments upon maturity are invested in lump sum endowments with similar rate of return. For Unit Trust, the dividends are assumed to be re-invested.
The OCBC Education Planner is designed to illustrate potential future education costs based on information provided by you and does not consider your specific investment objectives, financial situation and particular needs. The illustration shall not be regarded as recommendation or advice by the Bank. The amount calculated is meant to illustrate combined tuition and living expenses based on the assumptions below. Actual cost may vary depending on economic conditions. The information and analysis provided by these tools are based on various assumptions, which are subject to change at any time without notice.