Wilfred Ling is a Financial Counsellor and Money Coach. He provides fee-based professional financial planning services to any individuals living in Singapore.
His main area of competency is financial planning and his fees are transparent. If you like transparency, he would like to meet you in person.
He holds the Chartered Financial Consultant® designation and is a CFA charterholder. With 14 years of financial planning experience, he is a well sought-after financial planner.
He has helped reduce retirement age of many of his clients by up to 20 years, achieve their dreams of having multiple properties and thus allowing his clients to focus on what they really care about.
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Hi, I am executive working for (deleted by moderator). I would like to use your services for the following areas:
1. Children education : My daughter is going to UK from sep’15. Would like to know whats the best method to plan to pay for her education from Singapore
2. Investment: I have apprx.$500K cash for investment. Would like to know bets options that can give me 6 to 8% return. Secondly, I want to go for home equity linked credit line ( property valuation $3.9MMm, outstanding loan $2.9MM). Would like to use the credit line for safe investments
3. Estate planning
4. Mortgage insurance
Let me know if we can meet later this week.
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I have replied to you via email.
Hi,
I have a quick question on CPF, if my contribution exceeds the $31K stipulated (in 2015), then what happens to the excess funds that I have, would it be returned back to me, or would it go into the OA?
Say for example, my annual contributions (from both employer and myself) exceeds the $31K, then what happens?
There are situation which it is possible to exceed the annual contribution limit. You’ll have to ask CPF to clarify since I do not have any of your personal information.
How can the young people start preparing for their retirement in their 20s.