Which insurance company to join as advisor??
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Which company is the best to join as a financial advisor?
Prudential, AIA, Aviva, Manulife??
Whose products are easier to promote and hence, easier for FAs to earn money in??
Thank you, people
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I like prudential~
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my dear's sis in prudential i tink, seems to be doing quite well...Originally posted by Jerina:Which company is the best to join as a financial advisor?
Prudential, AIA, Aviva, Manulife??
Whose products are easier to promote and hence, easier for FAs to earn money in??
Thank you, people -
But if to compare Prudential and Manulife, doesnt Manulife have more products to promote as opposed to Prudential????
And yes, any good Prudential agencies to recommend?? -
i wanna join those financial advisor companies. not to sell the products, but to provide financial planning service. anyone knows?
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Ok, guys, which company do you think is RELATIVELY wiser to join as an FA?
Prudential or Manulife????????????
Take a vote!! -
hsbc
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Okay...thank you for your input =)Originally posted by tokyofire:I would suggest AIA.
I do not have any ideas on how u be doing your business. Prudential has limited products and therefore not advisable to join.
If u are striking out on cold calling on street, u need that extra special product to market it to the cold market.
Prudential's pdts do sound limited. What do you guys think of Manulife's pdts??
Thanks for all the suggestns
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Manulife, office at Vista Point.. i think they're more friendly there... and the benefits quite fun one...
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Why don't you join the banks?
Customers come to you. -
No thank you, I will definately not look for you to be my financial advisor anytime. I saw ur previous thread and the manner in which you go about asking the same qn.Originally posted by Jerina:Which company is the best to join as a financial advisor?
Prudential, AIA, Aviva, Manulife??
Whose products are easier to promote and hence, easier for FAs to earn money in??
Thank you, people
The way I see it, you are jus looking to cash in for a short while and get out of the line. So, what happens to the people who buys from you? Rather than looking for answers in which products are more beneficial to the ordinary people, you looked into products that are easier to sell. Like huh? -
ask yourselfOriginally posted by Jerina:Which company is the best to join as a financial advisor?
Prudential, AIA, Aviva, Manulife??
Whose products are easier to promote and hence, easier for FAs to earn money in??
Thank you, people 
which manager can provide you the road to success
fyi i am still learning in PRU, exam this tue, wish me luck -
wah lau eh...ever Heard M9/M5 and HI?Originally posted by tokyofire:What exam are u talking? Pru agents dont need PGI/CGI right?
The BASICS CERTIFICATION of all agents -
M9Originally posted by tokyofire:i had a typo error... it's taking not talking.. pai seh..
so which paper u taking?
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not entirely true...applications, annunity, riders, part, non-part policies are imptOriginally posted by tokyofire:Cool... the thickness of all.. alot of calculations, if u dont know how to calculate then u wont pass it. -
How come no AXA??
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ya right straight forward qns.....tutor already said the mcqs are like eng language papers.....is playing with words and i am conned by it quite a lot of times......Originally posted by tokyofire:these are mainly straight forward question... maybe Prudential preparation papers already have some of the answers.
But calculations = u know = u know... dunno = dunno -
the technique is not remebering....is call UNDERSTANDINGOriginally posted by tokyofire:U taking M9 for the 1st time??
Yes, but once u are familiar with it. The playing of words are actually nothing, it's because of what u studied.. the words seem to be very familiar thus if u cannot remember the term well enough, all the 4 answers seem correct.
i am playing words with you also -
bro...they just change the edition, yes they recycled the qns but how much can you remeber the thick m8 bk with later directives and law frm M5 and all the products and terms from HI?Originally posted by tokyofire:Haha... Frankly speaking, how many really understand?? aren't u remembering the answer from the sample MCQs?? -
same.. I know alot of successful people in this coOriginally posted by Ferret:I like prudential~ -
sorrie typo.....Originally posted by tokyofire:U mean M9... M8 is collective investment scheme for unit trusts.
I hate M5...
M5 can just do the mmock qn but not m9 and HI. whose your manager? your style is kinda out of the blue sia
all my tutors and collegues said not just do the papers must understand the concept in the book -
my associate alone all 4 including my manager are in the elitesOriginally posted by soulwinner:same.. I know alot of successful people in this co
.Currently 4 of newbies like us including me are still learning & 1 of them just pass all 3 papers and coy training.... -
you are BIAS in your wordsOriginally posted by tokyofire:I dont have any manager.
neither am i an adviser.
I'm just joking.
U must read the books also because the sample papers may not have the same layout as the MCQs. Sometimes the sample paper question is the answer for the MCQs or vice versa.
Sometimes the sample papers dont even have the correct answers/question as the actual MCQs
1 time say memories the paper, now you said this.
I am in this line now, dont make any FRAUDRUDENT MISINTERPRETATION to those who want to come to this line. Dont make up your own theory.
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dun join any lah.
If you wan to just work hard and earn money, go ahead.
If you wan to work hard, earn money and yet develop your business acumen, go get a proper job.
But if still you wanna be an agent or financial advisor or planner as they call it, i would think Manulife looks pretty good to me -
sorry i dont buy your words now...shall i quote for you?Originally posted by tokyofire:Did I say memories the paper only??