Dedicated investment product with much lower charges on investment

Smart Invest Premier 2 is an investment-linked insurance plan offered by Great Eastern Life. Here are the key details:


1. High Premium Allocation: From the first policy year onwards, 95% of your premiums will be placed into unit funds. This helps you build wealth right from the start.


2. Loyalty Incentive: You'll receive an additional 2% Loyalty Incentive every 3rd policy year up to the 10th policy year, and 5% annually from the 11th policy year onwards. Which means extra 5% sales charges for funds invest from the 11th year onwards.


3. No Medical Underwriting: Signing up is hassle-free, with no health questions or medical examinations required.


4. Protection Against Death and TPD: In case of death or Total and Permanent Disability (TPD), your sum assured and total investment value will be payable to secure your loved ones' future.


5. No-Lapse Guarantee: The plan includes a 'No-Lapse Guarantee' for the first 3 policy years. Even if your total investment value becomes zero, the policy remains in force as long as premiums are consistently paid and no withdrawals are made within the initial 3 years.


Consult an insudance advisor for personalized advice! 


[Download brochure](https://www.greateasternlife.com/my/en/personal-insurance/our-products/wealth-accumulation/smartinvest-premier.html)

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