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These are questions which all potential clients should read before they engage Wilfred Ling. I have compiled these common questions over the years. If you still have questions, feel free to contact me.

About Wilfred Ling

21, October 2018 by Wilfred Ling 5 Comments

I help people retire 10 years earlier than their current plan through massive wealth creation using carefully and systematic stocks selection. Hi, I am Wilfred Ling and I have been a financial practitioner for 15 years. I graduated with a prestigious Engineering degree from National University of Singapore (NUS) in 1996 and worked for various multi-national corporation as a Research & … [Read more...]

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If I appoint you as my financial adviser, will I be charged every time I meet you?

14, December 2016 by Wilfred Ling Leave a Comment

Existing clients will not be charged for standard insurance policy servicing for policies bought through me. Standard insurance policy servicing includes Updating personal particulars. Change of payment details (e.g. change of bank account, monthly to yearly etc) and Processing claims for death, disability, critical illness and hospitalisation. Existing clients who previously did … [Read more...]

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What are the clients do you look for?

2, March 2016 by Wilfred Ling Leave a Comment

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Do you accept foreign clients?

2, July 2015 by Wilfred Ling Leave a Comment

If you are looking for retirement planning, I may be able to provide consultation service over the Internet. Contact me for details. The following paragraphs are for those who wish to purchase investment products through me. I may accept foreign clients' investments subject to conditions such as nationality, residency, tax position, source of wealth, source of funds, scope of advice and the … [Read more...]

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What are the qualifications Wilfred Ling has?

14, March 2013 by Wilfred Ling Leave a Comment

Professionally, Wilfred Ling is a Chartered Financial Consultant® (ChFC®) and a CFA Charterholder. The ChFC® designation originates from The American College established in USA since 1927 as an accredited, non-profit education institution providing graduate and professional education. The ChFC® is a designation for Financial Planning Professionals who are: Educated – Completed a … [Read more...]

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What is unique about Wilfred Ling that differentiate yourself from others?

14, March 2013 by Wilfred Ling Leave a Comment

As a Chartered Financial Consultant®, CFA charterholder and having years of experience, Wilfred Ling is qualified and experienced to provide a comprehensive financial planning service. I am fee-based. I am remunerated through fees paid by clients. This means greater objectivity and less conflict of interest. Only recommend simple products such as fixed deposits, stocks, ETFs and low cost … [Read more...]

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Why pay fee for advice when others provide free advice?

14, March 2013 by Wilfred Ling Leave a Comment

Reason 1: Overheads Nobody provides advice for free. All advisers charge a fee for advice – either indirectly through commissions or directly by stating the fee upfront. It is impossible for any advisory firm to provide free advice. The fee you pay – either in commission or agreed fee is meant to help offset the large amount of overhead as illustrated below (Note: not drawn to … [Read more...]

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What is the difference between a preliminary phone discussion & consultation?

14, March 2013 by Wilfred Ling Leave a Comment

All formal consultation is chargeable.  Thus, any service rendered such as fact finding, recommendations and proposals regardless of medium (i.e. email, verbal, face-to-face, etc) and on-going servicing is chargeable. However, many potential clients want to discuss with me first before deciding whether to go ahead with the financial service. If you wish to speak to me to find out more about the … [Read more...]

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Will you rebate commissions?

14, March 2013 by Wilfred Ling Leave a Comment

I do not rebate commission due to three reasons: (1) the financial industry equate rebating of commissions with the act of inducement (2) prospects who ask for rebates are usually not genuine clients (3) my core competency is financial planning, not selling products. Rebating commission is an act of inducement Although rebating commissions was made legal in 2002, many agents have since … [Read more...]

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What is the difference between modular planning and comprehensive financial planning?

14, March 2013 by Wilfred Ling Leave a Comment

Modular planning means one or at most two of the following: Insurance Planning Credit Management Children's Education Retirement Planning Investment Planning Personal Income Tax Planning Estate Planning Comprehensive Financial Planning means most of the above. … [Read more...]

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