What Math major should I double my Corporate Finance major with?

I'm currently a Math and corporate finance double major. I'm hoping to go for a Master's in Financial Engineering in the future. I have two options to choose from, either couple my corporate finance major with Actuarial Science, or Applied Mathematics. Which one should I do? I also want to keep my options pretty open, jusy in case I ended up not going for Master's in Financial Engineering. I don't really want to work in the insurance industry. Please help!

Additional note: I'm also currently doing double minor in Computer Science and Japanese

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