Owner-occupiers, landlords and tenants, a heads up: These are some of the hottest home insurance promotions in the house right now. Are you an owner-occupier, landlord, or tenant? Regardless which one you are, you will… Read More
Whether you’re a homeowner, landlord or tenant, customise your dream home insurance plan that addresses all your needs with the wide array of add-ons available. At first glance, the Sompo HomeBliss insurance plan’s biggest draw… Read More
Home insurance plan that provides top-level protection suited to expensive properties. With maximum coverage of up to S$3 million, AXA SmartHome Home Insurance is designed to offer protection for homeowners seeking top-level protection for their… Read More
Simple and elegant plan that’s likely to appeal to first-time homeowners or renters. Home protection insurance can be complicated, what with different claims limits and categories of claims. It can be easy to sign up… Read More
Designed for homeowners and renters seeking a low premium plan with wide coverage and helpful benefits. Home insurance plans are designed to cover the financial costs of home disasters, such as a fire, gas explosion,… Read More
Protects your home, possessions and family members too (even pets!). What makes a house a home? More than furnishings and personal possessions, it’s the people and pets we share a living space with that turns… Read More
A budget home protection plan that can also cover more complex needs. The Aviva Home Insurance plan is among the most basic and low-cost home insurance on the market, which makes it a good match… Read More
Made for landlords, renters and homeowners, AIG’s three home insurance plans offer distinct benefits. Here’s a guide to the differences between them, and which one you should sign up for. This article will be a… Read More
Ready to move in with your significant other but not sure if you’re ready financial-wise? Here are seven questions to ask yourself (that you should answer honestly!). If you’re in your mid-20s or early 30s,… Read More
Unless you’re incredibly rich or have previously sold a property and bought a new one, most of us would have financed our house with our CPF Ordinary Account (OA) funds. Despite it being all butterflies… Read More
