There is avery thin line between insurers and fraudsters.The only difference is that one is illegitimate.
I have been 'investing' with an insurer for the last 3 years.All I have to show is tears of losses from a bad investment decision.
Can't wait for the end of 3 years to run since then I can get the full little accumulated fund. which is lower that my total contributions.
My monthly contributions will then start going to my sacco and I bet by the end of another 7 years I will be better off from the sacco loans well invested.
The agents do not tell you that 45% of the 1st year goes to their pocket(agent and company)and 10% thereafter goes to them or company.
I agree with muganda.'I think the best thing is to put aside the same standing order but instead of paying the insurer, choose to pay a unit trust ' or better your cds account and buy the shares yourself.
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