I got an insurance in my early 20s, about 2 or 3 years in my first job. Swerte lang kasi may mga nag-ooffer sa office ng mga insurance and if you attend their presentation, you’ll get free lunch. Sayang ang lunch so my officemates and I attended hahaha… but we did get insurance plans after that. And since I started early, I’m already finished paying for it and just waiting for it to mature. While waiting, I also study some of the available insurance plans from other companies. As they say, do not put all your eggs in one basket. This is true not only in stocks but also in saving your money in banks and in insurance companies.

I’m curious, how young are you when you started saving for your future? Did you start early even if you’re still single or you start after you had your family? In my case, I started early because I wanted to get the benefits of my policy early on. If I can already get cash bonuses in the 15th year, I can use that for my dream vacation while I’m still young and able to travel. Ayoko naman mag-save ng mag-save and I won’t enjoy the benefits of my hard-earned money. That was my way of thinking when I was single, but now that I have my family, I also think about their future when I die. Yup, death is inevitable that’s why you need to be prepared for your family’s future. Will your child/children finish their education? Can they pay for the house amortization or monthly rent  without you? Is your spouse financially secure?

I think it’s about time to think about your financial security and safeguard your family’s future with Cocolife Future Savings Platinum.

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