Friday, January 4, 2008

MAA Insurance Financial PLANNERS

MAA Financial PLANNERS was incorporated in May 1997. Since then, it has grown into a dynamic organisation led by founder Mr M Amin. It is now supported by 40 professional Independent Financial Adviser Reps and two Directors. Under the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) new ruling towards promoting Financial Advisers (FAs), MAA was among the first few to be given the license to operate as a Independent Financial Planning firm.

After 45 year in Life Insurance business... Now into our 10th year of excellence in Independent Financial Planning services.

Independent Financial firms are increasingly recognised as a distribution channel by Financial institutions to market their Investment Products (Unit-trust), Life Insurance, General Insurance and Housing Loan and other referral services. Our unique role allow us to offer our clients a broad range of products with the relationship we have consolidated with our Partners. With the liberalisation of the Financial service industry, we look forward to expand to expand our partnerships with both local and foreign financial institution in Singapore in order to enhance our current range of financial products to suit your every need.

Recently, we expand our partnership to TransAmerica, an american-based insurer to offer their products to our high-net worth clients.

Winners of many Awards! MAA has been a Leaders in this field. An experience gather since 1997, our "Independent-Operation" have accepted by our clients as it inevitablely mould our Advisers to give comprehensive and "unbiased" advice to our client. Check out our vast Portfolio for details on what we can do for our clients.

Why Should You Plan Through MAA Independent Financial Adviser?

A world of difference by engaging a MAA IFA Rep:



- No extra charges



- No tedious comparisons of different Asset Mgmt, Life & General companies' policies



- Investments - ILP or Unit-Trust? Both are available to you



- Most importantly, Wider choices



-A IFA Rep represents a client's interest while a tied-agent represents his company only. Who will gives you a better option?

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