AIA redefines wealth planning with a multi-currency savings plan that boasts high potential returns and flexibility

• AIA’s “Global Power Multi-Currency Plan 3”¹ outperforms similar products with an expected Total Internal Rate of Return (IRR) exceeding 7%²
• Choose from 9 policy currency options (RMB, USD, AUD, GBP, CAD, HKD, MOP³, EUR, SGD) to optimise investments, manage currency risks effectively to plan for retirement and education abroad, with the flexibility to withdraw cash as needed⁴

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Discover new horizons with AIA's "Global Power Multi-Currency Plan 3" – the flexible solution for wealth planning amidst increased global mobility.

Published: 5:08pm, 8 Apr 2024Updated: 12:46am, 9 Apr 2024

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As the pioneer of multi-currency savings plans⁵, AIA continues to redefine wealth planning by introducing the "Global Power Multi-Currency Plan 3" to cope with today's world marked by increased global mobility and a quest for financial stability. This cutting-edge offering shines as a beacon of hope, providing flexibility and peace of mind for individuals and families seeking to safeguard their financial future in a dynamic world.

Whether it's planning for retirement or ensuring your children's education abroad, the "Global Power Multi-Currency Plan 3" offers a tailored approach to meet the dynamic savings needs of the next generation, encapsulating the essence of a truly international investment strategy.

Investing in children's education and legacy planning are crucial steps to securing the future of the next generation.

The need to plan strategically for education and retirement goals

Different individuals at different life stages face a unique range of demanding financial challenges, from securing a world-class education for their children to planning a comfortable retirement, both locally and overseas.

Indeed, the cost of overseas education can be substantial, often surpassing HK$1 million. Despite the high costs, there has been an approximate 30% increase in the number of students seeking further education outside of Hong Kong over the past three years.⁶

Legacy planning is another crucial aspect of securing the future for the next generation beyond supporting their education. It's inspiring to see that the respondents to a recent survey by ECA International, on average, plan to pass on an asset value of HK$4.29 million to their loved ones.⁷