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Cancel my savings plan in pursuit of greater investment opportunities? (2)
By Marksman Investment Corner  •  May 12, 2018
This is a follow-up to my previous post on considering cancelling the savings plan (link here).

PruWealth's brochure can be found here.

I'm pretty appreciative for the different perspective, thoughts and response offered. I think the topic discussed also open up more things for me to write about. In this post, I'll clarify some details as well as explore some of the discussion from the comments.



1) 20-year plan
The plan matures at year 20, thereafter which there will not be contributions to the principal sum any longer. However, when I signed up for this, I was indeed going for the long haul (I don't see a need to draw down until I'm in my 50s at the earliest - see point 2 below)

2) Purpose of signing up for the policy
Long-term savings with a view of being able to do one or more of the following:
- Passing on of wealth to my next-of-kin or

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By Marksman Investment Corner
I am turning 30 this year, and I work as an engineer for my profession. I am also getting married to my lovely fiancee this month. In my off-hours, I enjoy reading more about investing/trading. I started my journey in investing/trading not too long ago (about 2 years ago?), with the biggest catalyst to dive into it being witnessing a sudden market crash and then realising, "Hey, these guys are overreacting! Maybe there is something to be had here." I experienced some downs and ups since then. My aim? Financial independence; Retire Early (FIRE) by 45.
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