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Ex-AIA Agent Charged In Court Over Fake Policy
By Financial Planning Central  •  May 11, 2011

An ex-AIA agent has been charged for allegedly selling a fake US $5 million ‘AIA Thank You’ policy to a semi-retired businessman in November 2002, reports the May 11th 2011 edition of The Straits Times (Ex-AIA Agent Charged Over Fake $6.2m Policy). The story was first reported here.

The accused was remanded at Changi Women’s Prison last Friday after she failed to come up with the $2m bail. She was fired by AIA in September 2009.

Part of her charges, which includes cheating and fraudulent use of forged documents, was for using the money to pay for a down payment for a Sentosa Cove condo.

The lady claimed that she was just an accomplice in an elaborate scam conjured up by the businessman to defraud AIA.

The trial continues.

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By Financial Planning Central
Tiang Chuan is a Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) with PromiseLand Independent Pte Ltd, an Independent Financial Advisory Firm. One of the reasons that propel him to join the Financial Advisory industry is the realisation of the importance of proper Financial Planning due to the experiences in his growing-up years. Read about his story to know more about what he went through
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