Sun Life Hong Kong unveils new wealth management insurance plan

Clients need only to pay as low as HK$488 monthly to avail of the service.

Sun Life Hong Kong has launched a new wealth management insurance plan, Victory, that offers guaranteed cash value and non-guaranteed reversionary bonus and terminal bonus, the company announced in a press release.

Clients can pay as low as $63 (HK$488) monthly with the minimum notional amount of $7,500 (HK$58,500). This makes it an affordable wealth management tool for savers, especially for those who are just getting started with savings, according to Sun Life Hong Kong.

Further, until September 30, eligible clients may enjoy up to 16% premium rebate on annualized first year premium upon successful application.

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