People often end up buying insurance policies without due diligence. This may be because there’s a pushy insurance agent offering them dreams of "assured returns", or due to a last-minute need to save taxes, or because a product comes highly recommended by a relative. Once they buy the policy, they realise it does not align with their long-term interests and returns expectations. They may even find that the product does a poor job both as an insurance cover and as an investment.
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