AIA ILP products
AIA Wealth Venture Model
Client and premium
Policy inputs
Projection assumptions
Return and cashflow
Top-ups and withdrawals Optional cashflow assumptions
Dividend simulator Optional income portfolio switch
Policy mechanics
What is included
Bonuses and charges Open for year-by-year mechanics
Policy value
Projected fund value
Policy Visualization
Projection timeline Beta
Hover age markers or callouts for death benefit, surrender value, charge breakdown, and cumulative cashflow.
Benefits illustration
Projection table
Reference
FAQ
Why does the default scenario match the BI exactly?
The default inputs match the uploaded BI. The public product mechanics are applied first, then a policy-year-12 carried-value anchor is used for that exact scenario because the PDF only exposes rounded yearly values while the AIA engine carries internal unit values at higher precision.
What do the 4% and 8% returns mean?
They are illustrated investment returns before fund management charge. They are not guaranteed returns, caps, floors, or forecasts.
Which bonuses are modelled?
The model includes Welcome Bonus during the first five policy years, Investment Bonus at the beginning of policy years 9 to 12, and Performance Bonus from policy year 9 onward.
Which charges are modelled?
The model includes fund management charge, monthly supplementary charge, monthly benefit charge where sum-at-risk is positive, top-up premium charge, partial withdrawal charge, and full surrender charge.
What is the sum at risk charge table?
Benefit charge is applied monthly when there is positive sum at risk. The annual rate below is charged per S$1,000 of sum at risk, based on gender and attained age.
How does the dividend simulator work?
When target dividend yield is above 0%, the model switches to the selected dividend portfolio return from the payout start age. If dividends are paid out, they are shown as client cashflow and do not reduce the underlying fund value. If reinvested, they are added back into the fund value as reinvested dividend top-up units and tracked separately.
Can I trust changed age, gender, or premium scenarios?
Changed scenarios use the same source-document mechanics, but they should be validated against additional official BIs before being treated as exact. The current exact match is proven only for the uploaded default BI.
Why are some fields hidden in collapsible sections?
The main screen keeps the repeated adviser workflow visible: inputs, headline outputs, chart, and BI table. Secondary mechanics stay available in expandable sections so the page stays usable during live modelling.