PT. Asialife Invest is an Investment and
Insurance Advisory Agency with clients based throughout
the South East Asia Region and beyond. As expatriates
ourselves, we live and work amongst the many
thousands of western nationals whose careers
have taken them to countries such as Indonesia,
Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. A great number
of our clients, like us, have taken the further
decision to settle and build a new life, often
raising families, building homes and starting
their own business in their ‘adopted
country’. We believe that our professional
knowledge and personal experiences bring a
particular relevance to one of the most important
aspects of ‘expat-living’, the
protection of your most valued possessions… health,
wealth and family.
Our website is designed to reflect the three
main areas in which we specialize. Visitors
and clients
are invited to view one or all three, dependent
on your interest, requirements and your
current location*
*Please
note that certain products described on this site
may not be available to all
nationalities
and
regulatory constraints may mean nationals of
certain jurisdictions will not be accepted
for application
for the products and services advertised. See
our terms
of use and please refer
directly to us for
more information on your individual status.
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A policy designed to pay a regular income should you be absent from work through illness or injury. The cover is selected on the basis of a level of income required and the period of absence from work after which time the benefit becomes payable (usually 4, 13 or 26 weeks). The benefit is payable until such time as you return to work or a pre-selected retirement age. For more detail please click 
In fact, in its basic form, the first was launched in the mid 19th Century by a Scotsman called Robert Fleming. He raised money from investors in Scotland, to invest the accumulated funds in rail roads, cattle ranches and other growth industries in North America. The first recognized Mutual Fund in North America was launched in 1924 by the Massachusetts Investment Company and there are now more Mutual Funds than Stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Today over 25% of American households invest in Mutual Funds, with over US$ 1 trillion total funds under management. When you invest into a Mutual Fund your money is “pooled” with that of other investors to form a single fund. The “pool” is in turn invested into a portfolio of Stocks and Shares. Why invest in a mutual fund? For detail on regular savings plans and how they work please click
How much is down to you and how much down to the treatment provided? A recent survey in the UK asked patients who were convalescing after a heart attack or a stroke “what most concerns you about the future?” Only a minority of those patients were concerned with their ongoing health, but the vast majority had one major concern…what were they going to do about money to provide long term rehabilitation? For more information on critical illness insurance please click 