High net worth planning questions
Large policies raise questions about ownership, liquidity, source of funds and cross-border tax. Wealth does not remove premium-financing risk: borrowing costs, collateral calls and surrender losses can leave debt. These are information topics for licensed and qualified professionals to review.
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What usually matters
Premium-financing loan terms can permit additional collateral or immediate repayment demands. Forced surrender can leave a shortfall after principal, interest and charges. IA: premium financing risk checklist
Universal life account value can be reduced by insurance costs and charges while credited interest is non-guaranteed, subject to any contractual minimum. IA: life insurance types and cash values
Questions to take to the broker
Ask about lender rights and payment priority, unfinanced cash needs, ownership or trust terms, and tax reporting in every relevant jurisdiction.
Related sourced guides
Published product facts
Lists include every database record with a publicly sourced type matching the types below. Products and comparison groups appear A–Z by English name.The database is incomplete. Links do not confirm availability, residence acceptance, affordability or suitability.
- Whole life
- Savings
- Beyond Infinity Savings Insurance Plan
- Evergreen Growth Saver Plus Insurance II
- FOREVER LEGACY WHOLE LIFE INSURANCE PLAN II
- FortuneXtra Savings Plan
- Genesis
- HSBC Family Goal Insurance Plan
- HSBC Wealth Goal Insurance Plan III
- ManuGlobal Saver
- Max Goal II Insurance Plan
- Max Wealth Insurance Plan
- MaxFocus Global Insurance Plan
- MaxFocus Legacy Insurance Plan
- Prime Treasure Savings Insurance Plan
- SunJoy
- Supreme Fortune Savings Insurance Plan (Premier)
- Wealth Ultra Savings Plan
- WealthAhead II Savings Insurance - Prime
- WealthAhead II Savings Insurance - Supreme
Comparison groups
Residence and cross-border rules
Hong Kong residents can use the local guides above. Overseas readers of any nationality should also check residence-country rules. A Chinese passport does not establish tax residence.Mainland visitors receive information only. The whole sales process, including signing, must take place in Hong Kong.
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Sources & verification dates
- IA: premium financing risk checklist — Checked
- IA: life insurance types and cash values — Checked
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