I am a corporate rebel. And with a mission you’ll not think of.

7 years ago, I left a $250K per annum salary package as a Global HR Director to seek that optimal balance which I yearned for - Financial and Time Autonomy.

Today I proudly stand at the apex, recognised with the prestigious Top of the Table (TOT) Qualification, representing the top 0.5% of all financial consultants worldwide. 

Serving more than 700 clients, amongst them are over 400 senior corporate leaders, including CEOs, Chief Officers, Managing Directors, and Senior Vice Presidents. 

As perhaps the sole top Financial Consultant in Singapore specialising in catering to CEOs, I have an unparallelled level of expertise and an execellent track record, with a 100% satisfaction rate from them. 

“The biggest win working with Jaslyn is planning for a long term sustainable growth and not short term hits. Jaslyn is easy to work with and able to put the building blocks in simple terms and she is deeply focused on my goals rather than just selling a product.”

Jeyakumar Janakaraj, CEO, Adani Global.

Leveraging my background as an Ex-Global HR Leader, I combine strong quantitative skills in Compensation & Benefits with an empathetic consulting approach, fostering reassurance and confidence among my clients.

Drawing from my extensive experience with industry giants like DHL, Coca-Cola, and FMC Technologies, I bring a global outlook to financial advisory, enriching my clients' perspectives and strategies.

Setting myself apart from conventional financial consultants, I adhere to a distinct 3-Step PURE Approach:

1. Proactive Listening
2. Understanding
3. Recommendation
4. Evaluation

Recognising that financial planning is not one-size-fits-all, I provide customised solutions across various domains, including:

🚨 Wealth Protection
💹 Wealth Accumulation
💵 Wealth Management
🏦 Wealth Preservation
🧧 Wealth Distribution

Today I am a highly sought-after speaker. Till date I have spoken on more than 70 occasions on my advisory practice, on international and local platforms. 

A crowning achievement was delivering a keynote address at the MDRT Global Conference in 2023, addressing an audience of over 7,500 industry peers who are the creme de la creme of my space. 

Driven by a profound mission, I aspire to foster greater financial awareness and empower individuals to lead fulfilling lives and retire with dignity. 

Jaslyn Ng
representing Prudential Assurance Company Singapore 
1280/27Nov23
http://www.prudential.com.sg/FC-info

Jaslyn Asia Insurance Agent of the Year

𝐇𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐬 𝐌𝐲 𝐏𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐬.

That was the sentence that completely caught me off guard.

Last evening, I had the privilege of being one of 43 agency leaders in the room with Anil Wadhwani, Group CEO of Prudential plc.

It was an Agency Networking Night with the top senior management of Prudential Assurance Company Singapore.

We discussed about upcoming initiatives, filled with plenty of joy and laughter since it's still the CNY festive period.

Leaders had to opportunity to engage with the Chiefs of respective departments for open discussions.

What struck me most was how the usual barrier between corporate leadership and the agency force seemed to fade away. 

Sometimes issues get resolved through such casual chats easier. 

We felt heard and understood as leaders on the ground.

Then came the moment I will never forget.

In the middle of our conversation, Anil said he reads my posts.

He further added on 

“Jas, I read all your posts — your exercise, your work, your day-to-day activities.

Truly this is what makes us human.”

I was astonished, deeply humbled.

When I write, I never really know who is reading. 

I don’t chase vanity metrics.

I don’t obsess over impressions.

But that moment reminded me again:

Someone is always reading. 

If my posts can positively influence anybody in any way, then I believe it is worth the time.

This is no different from our profession as a Financial Consultant.

Many assume we share to sell.

But for me, I share with a bigger purpose: 

To Educate and Create Awareness.

Sales is a by-product of doing the right thing consistently.

But I know if we always go with the best intent, this will help more people gain awareness and prevent potential pitfalls.

That is also the purpose of writing.

It is not easy to open up our thoughts publicly. 

It is not easy to show vulnerability. 

It takes courage to share consistently, especially when you are not sure who is listening.

So here’s to all the LinkedIn content creators who continue to show up, reflect honestly, and contribute value even when the applause may not be there. 

Keep writing.

Keep sharing.

Keep educating.

You never know whose life you may be quietly impacting.

#ExecutiveLeadership #Influence #LeadershipDevelopment #LinkedIn
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Jaslyn Ng Asia Insurance Agent of the Year

LinkedIn Top Voice | “THE Go-To” Financial Consultant of CXOs CEOs and Senior Corporate Leaders

$𝟒𝟒. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐦𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐝 𝐦𝐞 𝐰𝐡𝐨 𝐦𝐲 𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐧 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐚𝐫𝐞.

My 14 year old daughter came to me wanting braces. 

In the market, there are mainly 3 options that vary between $5,000 and $10,000: 

1. Metal 
2. Ceramic
3. Invisalign

I sat her down and said, 

“Sure, but I also need you to have some skin in the game.”

She looked at me and said, 

“How much?”

I smiled. “What do you think it’s reasonable?”

After back-and forth negotiation, we finally agreed on $1,000. 

Here’s the context:

Her weekly allowance is $50. 

$1,000 means 20 weeks, 5 months of her allowance. 

To make it more painful, I said I want $1K in cash, right from her CNY red packets. 

Of course question is do I really need $1,000 from her? 

No, it’s intentionally to make her feel the pinch. 

I wore braces myself 30 years ago. 

I know what the journey really looks like.

The brushing after every meal. 

The flossing that cannot be skipped. 

The discomfort you push through. 

And once you start, there’s no turning back.

As a parent, I adopt co-payment approach with my kids. 

When our children contribute, from their own pockets, suddenly it changes their buying decision. 

They start asking is this a “Want” or a “Need”? 

Last night, she came to me with a stack of cash. 

$956 in total. 

Her Chinese New Year red packet money. Every cent of it. 

Plus whatever she had saved in the last few months.

Yet she was still $44 short.

“Mama, can you waive it please?“

I said no, because it’s not about the money. 

It was a matter of principle.

She went to bed a little quiet. 

And then something happened that I didn’t expect.

Incidentally her 12-year-old brother overheard our conversation. 

After his sister fell asleep, he sneaked into my room quietly. 

He pressed $44 into my hand.

“Mum, please don’t tell jiejie. But I want to pay for her.”

I stood there and didn’t know whether to laugh or cry.

$44. 

To most people, it’s just a meal or perhaps 4 bowls of Yochi.  

I started this as a lesson in financial discipline for my young kids 10 years ago.  

The Bruce Lee quote behind me says it all 

“Knowing is not enough, we must apply. 

Willing is not enough, we must do.” 

My children didn’t just understand the lesson.  

I’m so proud that they are living it.

Her brother without being asked, without wanting credit showed me the kind of person he already is.

And that daughter of mine, showed me her responsibility by giving up her CNY red packets. 

We talk so much about what we want to teach our children.

Sometimes, they end up teaching us.

💬 Fellow parents do you practise co-payment with your children? 

Or has your child ever surprised you in a way you never saw coming? 

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Back at work on Chinese New Year Day 3.

My heart felt heavy despite the festive season. 

"Mel" (pseudonym) is in her mid forties.

A tremendously good mother trying to make life work for herself and 2 primary school kids. 

20 years ago, we were new rookies in the HR team. 

I was the one who first introduced myself:

"Hi I'm Jaslyn! Would you like to grab lunch together?"

Fast forward 20 years later. 

We sat down again this time, in our entirely new identities.

Mum with two kids + Fellow Female Entrepreneur. 

Mel said that I’m the first person she has ever so openly shared her financial situation with.

She wasn’t asking for miracles.

She was asking for clarity.

Sometimes people think divorce is a straightforward process:

Sign Here | Split the assets | Move On

But the truth is divorce requires a lot of thinking through.

Mel deliberated on it for 5 years.

That's because for working mothers, it requires even more strategic planning.

"Where to stay?"

"Can we afford a new house?"

"While I work, who can take care of the kids?"

"Can I afford their tuition fees?"

Every single question almost equates to having $ as a solution.

Yet finances is just a part of the load.

It is the mental load.

It is the emotional wellbeing of the kids who are trying to understand what's happening. 

Today we went back to the drawing board.

We worked out Mel's existing liabilities.

We made sure her protection gaps are closed.

We planned how to park the private matrimonial house sales proceeds safely.

For condo downgraders, there's the 15 month waiting period.

And that waiting period burns cash.

$3,000 per month just for rental while waiting to buy a HDB flat.

On paper, it is “process.”

In real life, it can feel like punishment.

Sometimes single mums are marginalised in ways people don’t talk about.

This conversation brought me back. 

I was on the same journey 7 years ago.

Some days it felt like I was walking through an endless dark tunnel.

But I had to keep walking hoping to see light at the end of it.

Simply because giving up is not even a choice. 

I was luckier in one way.

My profession gave me a path to stabilise faster, buying a house and settling the kids.

While we continue to rebuild our lives and heal together. 

Mel's conversation reminded me again.

Mothers are strong for a reason.

9 full months of "heavy lifting" during pregnancy.

Hours of intense labour pain.

Giving up our body’s nutrients and turning them into breastmilk.

Years of sleep deprivation.

It’s almost like nature quietly built resilience into us.

Just to make us more capable to cope with life's challenges.

If you are a single mum reading this:

If you are in the tunnel right now. Keep walking.

Believe your light will eventually come.

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𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐥𝐚, 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐝 𝐔𝐩! 🇵🇭

Truly honoured to be invited as a speaker for this 3-hour specially crafted MDRT Aspirant Workshop.

I flew into Manila to meet up with these enthusiastic participants and their leaders.

The room was full of zeal and energy.

All 60 of them were so ready to learn.

Some perhaps were ready to unlearn, learn and relearn.

Truth is, I am not a full time trainer.

Neither am I a professional speaker. 

I am just an ordinary (albeit dedicated) Financial Consultant and a Leader who is still on the ground running.

Showing up consistently for my clients for the past 9 years.

I ran this 3 hours workshop purely on adrenaline and the shared dynamic energy by the team.

Together with my deepest desire to give everything I had in that room.

Glad to say that it truly worked like magic! 🪄 

We kicked off the workshop with a fun game called "MDRT BINGO".

This was meant to be a mirror, showing all our common little fears. 

Every square on that card reflected a real struggle financial consultants face. 

When people started laughing at themselves, I knew the game had all broken down all the invisible walls. 

That's when the real work could begin.

Here's the hard truth I shared:

Most financial consultants who haven't cleared MDRT do not have a skill problem. 

They have a consistency problem. 

A prospecting problem. 

A procrastinating attitude of "I'll do it tomorrow, or worse next week / month / year" problem.

So this was the key issue to be fixed. 

Next we covered:

→ The real root causes holding people back

→ A daily prospecting system that is systematic, instead of emotion-led.

→ How to structure client conversations with confidence.

→ Live role-plays with real-time feedback

What struck me most was what happened after.

Different participants came up to thank me for the generous sharing. 

All these activities gave them the long-lost clarity and confidence which they had not experienced for a long long time.

A leader who came with her entire team told me she was grateful.

How I had reinforced basics. 

Not by theory but how I walked the talk myself as a TOT practitioners helping my clients. 

Finally came the Head of Learning & Development.

I was very heartened when she shared:

"Thank you Jaslyn, I've been through so many workshops. Yours was truly different. While others showed testimonials. 

You truly TAUGHT and imparted real skills."

That meant everything to me.

Yes MDRT is not a talent problem. 

It is a consistency problem.

Thank you Manulife Asia for this incredible opportunity for me to serve.

As I always say, "When we teach, we learn twice."

Next Stop: Singapore 🇸🇬

#MDRT #MDRTAspirants #ManulifePhilippines #Manulife #FinancialConsultant #BackToBasics #ConsistencyWins #Leadership #Training #AsiaInsurance

Chinese New Year with my team is never just a meal.

We start in the morning 10:00am in the office.

We’ve been on a break since CNY Eve, which was one week ago. 

That first day back in office hits differently.

It symbolises 开工大吉 : A Fresh 2026 year and beginning. 

Before all our meetings resume, we gather to sincerely wishes each another.

Every year, I prepare the 开工红包 myself.

I would source for the most meaningful ref packets. 
 
Each red packet comes with handwritten blessings for each team members. 

Intentional and courage for the quiet ones. 

Bigger vision for the steady ones.

Relentless focus for the high performers.

The team queues up one by one to exchange greetings.

They offer their blessings to me (their leader)

Whilst I pass them the red packet.

It is never about the amount inside.

It is about the Chinese culture and our values. 

Starting the year aligned and with purpose. 

We wrapped up the morning session with a good lunch feast. 

And of course, our standard yusheng.

High tossing with Loud Blessings 

Huat ah.

步步高升.

生意兴隆.

The higher the toss, the higher the growth.

Prosperity in business.

Prosperity in health.

Prosperity in relationships.

May everyone have 马到成功.

May opportunities gallop towards you.

May you run strong with 龙马精神.

And may this year be bold, abundant and worth celebrating.

Maybel Heng [Asia Employee Benefits Consultant of the Year] Jasmine Hong Celeste Xu Yating Mak Jaylyn Ng Gui Ying  
 
#ChineseNewYear2026 #KaiGongLunch #Redpackets 

Maybel Heng [Asia Employee Benefits Consultant of the Year] Celeste Xu Jasmine Hong Yating Mak Jaylyn Ng Gui Ying

𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝗪𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧'𝐬 𝐃𝐚𝐲! 🎉

Today I celebrate with all of you. 

The women who showed up, spoke up, and never gave up.

But before the celebrations, I want to bring your attention to the women who have been deprived of all these basic human rights.

Let's take a hard look at Afghanistan today. 

If you happen to be a woman there:

❌ You cannot leave home without a male guardian. 

❌ You cannot work. 

❌ You cannot study beyond age 12. 

❌ You cannot speak in public. 

❌ You cannot even show your face.

Just a few days ago, a tougher Decree No. 12 was passed into law.

It means that your husband can now beat you with zero criminal consequences unless the wound is visible. 

If you wish to seek justice, you must prove your own abuse in front of a male judge, while fully covered, with a male guardian standing beside you who could be the very perpetrator.

Imagine 21 million women.

All deprived of education, career, voice and freedom.

These are not just distant statistics. 

These are real women, mothers, daughters just trying to survive another day.

I don't say this to cast a shadow on our celebrations. 

I say this because we are truly the lucky ones.

I am writing this because I have a voice and a platform. 

And I never take that for granted.

In 2017, I left corporate HR and walked into financial services. 

People who know, know. 

It is an industry easy to enter but extremely hard to survive, let alone thrive and earn the trust of clients.

Winner of the Asia Insurance Agent of the Year 2024.

9-time MDRT with 4 consecutive years of Top of the Table (TOT).

Each TOT is equivalent of 6x MDRT standards, representing the top 0.5% financial consultants globally. 

To me these are not trophies. 

They are proof that a woman who shows up daily with conviction that leads to a bigger PURPOSE.

And honestly, a big part of that attributes to my luck:

Born and bred in Singapore, while standing on the strong foundation that LKY's meritocracy built.

At the core of everything I do, I fight for women's financial independence. 

My life and my work tells me this fact: 

Money creates options. And options create FREEDOM. 

Freedom is something every woman deserves but not every woman gets to hold.

That is why I am so deeply grateful to call Singapore my home. 🇸🇬

Mr Lee Kuan Yew built a nation on meritocracy. 

Where a woman's worth is measured by her contribution. 

Where girls are educated alongside boys. 

Where working mothers are seen, valued and respected.

Not every woman in the world can say that. 

In fact, many still can't today.

I do not take a single day of this for granted.

So today, celebrate loudly. 

You deserve it, but let's carry these women in our hearts too.

🕊️ Happy International Women's Day.

Remember, let us all use our voice for someone who can't. YET.

👇 Who are you dedicating this IWD to?

#IWD2026 #InternationalWomensDay #MoneyIsFreedom #WomenInFinance #Singapore #UseYourVoice

I still believe in love.

Despite everything.

This week, I sat in the ROM solemnisation room. 

I watched one of my closest friends exchange her vows. 

She is like a younger sister to me, a 12-year gap between us 

Watching her face in that moment, I felt the emotions stirring in me.

Not sadness. 

Something closer to hope.

17 years ago I was at the same place. 

I made that same promise. 

And I have also lived through the chapter where that promise could not hold.

I got divorced 6 years ago.

And still, sitting in that room, watching her, I found myself believing in it all over again. 

In the possibility of two people choosing each other, and meaning it.

I still remember the words of my own Justice of Peace, from what feels like another lifetime.

“婚姻不只是爱情。长久的婚姻是家里的菜米油盐。”

What it means is that marriage is not just about love and romance. 

A lasting marriage is built on the trivial daily matters.

It is commitment. 

It is holding the fort when things do not go well. It is financial management.

Back then I did not fully understand those words when I first heard them.

I understand them completely now.

Because here is what nobody tells you about love.

It is not the big moments that test it. 

It is the quiet weight of the ordinary life. 

The school fees, the extra tuition fees to catch up with classmates. 

The ageing parents and the sudden 
medical bills that arrive without warning. 

The retirement that is guaranteed to come one day, or perhaps too soon. 

This week, I met with three different couples: All married with children. 

An epiphany hit me:

All of us are carrying the same invisible weight.

They asked me variations of the same questions, “Jas, how do we…

1. Plan for our children’s education?

2. Provide for our elderly parents?

3. Set aside for our own retirement? 

Being every single question, ends with the same question. 

“How much is enough?”

I told them what I always tell my clients.

“Put on your oxygen mask first. You must survive first before being there for others.”

Within a fixed budget, we built something that covered each of them:

• Their children’s education, starting as early as possible.

• Retirement income across 20 to 30 years of no-income from age 60 to 90. 

• Emergency funds for their parents’ sudden needs.

Only where possible, we leave a legacy for the generation after them.

This is what love actually looks like, past the vows.

It is the conversation you have at the kitchen table at 11pm with your spouse. 

It is the plan you build because you love each other enough to prepare for it.

I still believe in love.

But I also know now that love, without a plan, can be pathetically fragile.

The most romantic thing you can do for your family is make sure they are protected, no matter what life brings.

If you are stepping into a new chapter, or rebuilding after a hard one, pause and ask yourself:

Have you had that conversation yet?

#Marriage #Commitment #FinancialPlanning

𝗛𝗮𝗹𝗳𝘄𝗮𝘆 𝗧𝗵𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵 𝗠𝘆 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘀𝗵𝗼𝗽, 𝗔 𝗖𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗧𝗲𝘅𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗠𝗲:

“𝗗𝗼𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗳𝗶𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗱 𝗜𝘁’𝘀 𝗖𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗿.”

Halfway through conducting the MDRT Aspirants Workshop yesterday, my phone buzzed.

What followed was an abrupt mesaage.

“I just came out from the clinic. Doctor confirmed it’s cancer.”

Then a histological report came that stated “Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma”. 

I replied: “I’m wrapping up the workshop. Let me call you the moment I’m done.”

******************************************
Mr and Mrs P were among my first few clients 9 years ago. 

They were in their late 40s. 

Three teenage kids and a pair of elderly parents to support.

When we first met, he said: “I already have insurance.”

I said “of course, at your age, I would be worried if you have nothing!

But my job is just to help you review. 

If everything’s complete, at least you will have a complete peace of mind.”

Five minutes into the review, 
I spotted the biggest gap. 

He has Zero Early-Stage critical illness coverage.

I didn’t push knowing he had a very tight budget. 

All I did was to ask him one thing:

If you knew your car was missing a seatbelt, would you feel safe letting your wife and kids sit in it?

Wouldn’t that be the first thing you would want to fix?

Today your car is your body. Early stage critical illness is your missing seatbelt. 

We did a small early-stage CI whole of life plan. 

He almost didn’t.

******************************************
Fast forward 9 years later.

Right after the workshop ended, I called him back after checking his plan details. 

There was awkward silence on the line 

I heard sniffling.

I guessed he was crying. 

But I did not intrude by asking firther. 

Sometimes the best thing you can offer isn’t “how are you.”

Words of consolation may make you feel better for a few minutes.

It’s what we call in Chinese 底气

It’s that quiet, grounded confidence to tell someone I’ve got your back. 

“Don't worry. You are covered,". 

Knowing a cheque is coming so Mr P can focus on surviving instead of providing.

As consultants, we spend a lot of time talking about targets, portfolios, and the "close." 

But yesterday was the ultimate reality check.

This is exactly why we do what we do.

It’s why, even after all these years, I still wake up every single morning with a huge sense of purpose. 

We are not just doing “sales”. 

Instead we are protecting families and lives fiercely. 

We are installing seatbelts and creating lifeboats for the exact moment the storm hits.

The next time a financial consultant approaches you, please accept it. 

You would never know that you could be missing the seatbelt for your family too. 

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Thank you for sharing my story Prudential Assurance Company Singapore !

Most importantly it highlights the challenges of the sandwich generation many 30-50s are facing today. 

Resources are limited and stretched to be split into: 

- Parents’ Elderly Care

- Kids’ Education 

- Ongoing Household Expenses

- Future Retirement 

It always pays to save and invest for rainy days.

View company: Prudential Assurance Company Singapore

When Jaslyn Ng, Prudential Assurance Company Singapore Financial Services Director, saw her father go through a rare spinal stroke, recovery took time and required changes in their lifestyle and at home. It was a reminder of what she’s shared with her customers: a critical illness doesn’t just result in medical bills; caregivers may have to step away from work to care for the patient.

As a single parent and a sandwich generation caring for her children and elderly parents, the impact was immediate. This is why health and protection planning matters. For single parents and women caregivers, protection helps families cope during health gap years - when work stops, income pauses and recovery takes priority. 

Read Jaslyn’s story and budgeting insights in Lianhe Zaobao 联合早报: https://lnkd.in/gtX6CS_C

#HealInYourHealthGapYears #Criticalillness

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