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What's the difference between "having money to save" and "having savings insurance"?

My Double Plus Savings Insurance 25 / 20

If we collect money ourselves... 💰

📌 Must be disciplined to save.

📌 The money could be spent on the way.

📌 And no life coverage.

But if "savings insurance" is chosen,

We can plan savings + coverage + future goals along the way. ✨

💙 My Double Plus 25 / 20

Plan S example

Pay about 12,000 baht / year

What was planned in the 👇 example.

🛡️ 200,000 baht for life protection.

💰 have a refund in accordance with the terms of the contract.

💵 Total planned reimbursement / benefit up to 350,000 baht

✨ have a dividend in accordance with the terms of the policy.

📌 Life insurance premiums may apply to tax concessions based on the criteria established by the IRS.

Fits people who want to start saving money with a "goal."

Don't want to save money by yourself and accidentally take it out to use 💸

👩🏻‍💼 will save for...

• Future lump sum

• Retirement expenses

• Plan for family

• Or used as part of a tax cut plan.

Start planning from today.

Give us more of the money we pay each year "targeted." 💙

Green House 💚: @ 587nfyrx

# Savings insurance # Allianz Ayutthaya life insurance

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