Every encounter is a practice
Every encounter is a practice
[1688 Birthday Gift Project] is a long-term red envelope savings plan designed specifically for children.
With a small monthly investment, your children can receive red envelopes and blessings on their birthdays every year. The money can be accumulated from elementary school to graduate school to help them develop financial management concepts. The money can be used as a fund for studying abroad, starting a business, or getting married in the future.
Taiwan's birth rate is low, but the growth of children is still a testimony to happiness. The only hardship is the high cost of education.
To this end, I provide an education fund savings plan. As long as you participate, you will receive 1 million to 5 million in education funds to help your children graduate from graduate school.
If you want to know how to do it, please contact me!
I chose to use online meetings to deal with insurance elegantly. I didn’t rush to sell or put pressure on customers. I first discussed the logic of protection, allowing customers to think freely about whether it is suitable and then decide whether to sign the contract.
This not only respects professionalism, but also saves time and effort.
Friends who like to learn and pursue quality of life are welcome to join me. Together, we can manage insurance, accumulate trust, and create an ideal retirement life in a non-burning but stable way.
Q2: What is the difference between retirement planning and general insurance?
A: Generally speaking, insurance companies often say, "Don't be afraid of ten thousand, just be prepared for the one that comes!"
Retirement planning is not just about risk transfer, it also focuses on the stability of long-term cash flow and the flexibility of asset allocation.
By using appropriate financial management tools, through steady asset accumulation and cash flow management, you can move step by step towards your ideal retirement life.
Q1: Can insurance really help plan for retirement?
A: Life insurance, annuity insurance, participating policies, investment-type insurance and other insurance products can help create stable cash flow, transfer risks and optimize taxes.
As long as you follow your personal risk assessment, discuss with professional risk management managers, and make good use of a combination of different tools, you can easily achieve your retirement planning.
Q3: Why is my hair frizzy?
A: Common causes include excessive dyeing or perming, UV exposure, and lack of moisturizing.
As we all know, it can be improved by using hair oil or repairing conditioner.
In fact, hair damage is not just what you generally know. The most common and overlooked reason is the temperature problem of the hair dryer.
Common hair dryers do not have a constant temperature function, so the longer you blow, the higher the temperature becomes, causing your hair to be excessively damaged when blow-drying every day.
Q2: What is the difference between hair conditioning and hair care?
A: The main difference is the molecular size of the two components.
Conditioner has larger molecules and only makes the surface smooth.
Hair Mask has small molecules and can penetrate deep into the hair core for repair. It is recommended to use it 1 to 2 times a week.
If financial conditions permit, daily care can be replaced by molecular hair care products, which will have a better effect on hair quality than going to a hair salon frequently for hair care.
Q1: Will washing my hair every day damage my scalp?
A: Not necessarily, it depends on the condition of your scalp.
Oily scalp can be washed every day, while dry or sensitive scalp is recommended to be washed once every 2 to 3 days.
The key points also include whether the pH value of your shampoo is too high and whether you blow-dry your scalp immediately after washing your hair.
When you see that the ETF has a stable annual return rate of 6%, don’t rush to use leverage and rush into the market!
After deducting the handling fees, dividend tax and inflation, the actual amount in your pocket may be less than 5%.
If you still use credit investment, the interest rate spread will be very thin and the risk will be doubled, which will make you become a leek swallowed by inflation.
It is recommended for beginners to use spare money and make long-term and stable plans.
Many people say that they hate insurance, but in fact what they hate is not the insurance itself, but the feeling of powerlessness in the face of risk itself.
Risks are everywhere. Instead of bearing them yourself, it is better to choose to transfer them.
Insurance is the most practical risk transfer tool.
I don’t force anyone to buy insurance, but you should at least think seriously about this: when risks arise, have you figured out how to deal with them?
