Beware of AIG capital Saver, since they are using the "truncate" method on unit calculation, that means if you get 0.045 units on particular fund, which will be deducted to 0.04 units ==> 0.005 units will be lost on that transaction. Friends Provident has no such problem, they are using round off method,which means 0.045 will become 0.05. of course, you still bear a risk if you get unit on 0.043....unfortunately, it's the way of calculation they are using...can't be changed....
Friends Provident provides funds which are a bit conservative. Comparing with AIG, the Initial Setup Period is shorter, only 18 months, and fair enough in charges...
If you are looking for aggressive, Aviva is quite a good choice....
Above is for your reference, Cheers
2006-11-30 20:41:39 補充:
Those i said above, you can find a reference on 經濟日報, should be on 6 Nov...if i remember...
Zurich & Aviva also very popular ... i can't say which one is better ...because it depends on your needs and your information ....like affordable risk and regular saving amount
if you have more question ...welcome to email me : [email protected]