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Anonymous

7d ago

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When I was on my way to home, someone from HSBC Life gave a gift and introduced herself. I returned home. She chat and willingly met me at the mall nearby my house. About investment. Is it advisable?

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I.L.

4d ago

She will most likely sell you ILPs to earn herself high commission. I highly recommend to stay away.

#Not proper financial advice.

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Financelearner

4d ago

It's everywhere now, you are not the only one.

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Anonymous Poster

4d ago

Are there anyone of you who knows about investment?

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Kent Toh

6d ago

Consultant at Sprinklr

You are asking if its advisable for you to willingly accept a gift, and then unwillingly chat with the person?

No free lunch bro.

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Angela Lim

6d ago

No harm but depending on Ur mind...

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