[Home insurance] Examining its practical value through three common risks: Fire, flooding, and typhoons
In reality, the value of insurance lies not in handling everyday issues, but in preparing for unexpected events. It focuses on managing low‑probability risks that could have a heavy impact if they occur. Let's take a concrete look through the lens of the three most common risks faced by Hong Kong households—fire, flooding, and typhoons—to break down how home insurance works and the practical value it provides in a crisis.
[Superfood] Quinoa is more than weight loss — discover its nutrition, benefits, precautions and recipes!
Quinoa extends far beyond weight control — its rich nutrients offer significant benefits for the wellbeing of the whole family. In the following sections, we will explore the nutritional secrets of quinoa and discover how to weave this superfood into everyday meals.
[Financial planning] Does legacy solely refer to passing wealth to children? If there are no children, how should the inheritance of wealth be arranged?
Increasingly, people are choosing childlessness, marrying later, or remaining single, focusing on achieving personal goals and living a life of freedom. In this context, a core question emerges: Without children, does financial planning lose its meaning? Or is it time to step outside the traditional framework and redefine what ‘legacy’ means?
[Finance Wiz @Daniel] A guide to the 3 major wealth transfer tools and their features — how advance planning helps you achieve ideal asset distribution!
Wealth transfer is not reserved for the rich. Every family, regardless of the size of their assets, has something worth passing on — whether it’s an education fund for children, financial protection for loved ones, or even family values handed down through generations. Today, I, Daniel Lau, will walk you through three key wealth transfer tools, their pros and cons, and practical ways to build a legacy plan that works for your family.
[Financial planning] Does legacy solely refer to passing wealth to children? If there are no children, how should the inheritance of wealth be arranged?
Increasingly, people are choosing childlessness, marrying later, or remaining single, focusing on achieving personal goals and living a life of freedom. In this context, a core question emerges: Without children, does financial planning lose its meaning? Or is it time to step outside the traditional framework and redefine what ‘legacy’ means?
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