EDUCATION FEE PLANNING

Despite the fact that the costs of education esp. further education have consistently outpaced inflation (tuition fee increases @4-5% p.a.), saving for children's education is rarely on high priority of financial planning for most people. Even today, many parents finance their child's further education fees either from current earnings or short term savings, in spite of the fact that it puts pressure on their day to day finances and may even lead to compromising on the quality of their child's education.

Do not let your child's further education suffer or cost you your own financial future. Plan in advance by investing in a financial product that will provide you the growth potential to give you part or even all of the money you need to ensure that you have the ability to choose the best education for your child. After all, a good education is the most valuable gift that you can give to your child.

As your Financial Adviser, we will help you to

 Decide on how much you need to save regularly by factoring in
      The type of education (primary, secondary, graduation, post-graduation) you want to give to your child
      The place where your child will study 
      Being an expatriate will your child be considered as an overseas student or not
      Inflation
Structure the Savings Plan for your child's education.
We also get the best deals for you from various financial institutions and pass on any of their timely special offers or discounts to you(check out the latest Special Offers & Discounts). 

Below, we have listed a few of the Regular Savings & Lump Sum Investment Plans that we recommend for saving for your children's education. In case you want to discuss any of these options or desire more information, please click here to contact us. You can also write to us at Contact@TA-Asia.com . It'll be our pleasure to arrange a Free Consultation meeting for you with one of our Advisers. Alternatively, we can also discuss via phone or e-mail (whatever medium suits you).

Regular Savings Plans

Lump Sum Investment Plans