If you’re a Singaporean, statistically, cancer is the most worrying cause of death. And although medical technology has greatly increased our chances of surviving cancer, the impact on our finances can be dire. As we… Read More
Learn why every beginner should start with these four types of insurance plans, and how to go about building your own insurance portfolio. Being an adult gives you a lot of freedom, but with that… Read More
With savings accounts and fixed deposits offering low interest rates, some insurers have launched short-term endowment plans as an alternative way to grow your savings. Mid to long-term endowment plans on the other hand, can… Read More
Learn more about this fire-and-forget cancer protection plan, and how to best utilise it in your portfolio. Cancer is a tricky and dangerous disease, and – if you do receive a positive diagnosis – you’ll… Read More
Of the eight personal accident plans offered by Great Eastern, which ones are best on their own, and which ones as riders? Great Eastern Life offers a whopping eight personal accident plans in total, each… Read More
Term insurance is a form of life insurance, which insures against death or terminal illness. As its name suggests, term insurance is only for a fixed term rather than your entire life. People usually buy… Read More
High claims limits, useful (if modest) benefits and affordable price combine for a motor insurance policy that goes the distance. When it comes to car insurance, NTUC Income’s Drivo plan is among the top choices… Read More
CareShield Life covers some long-term care costs, but not all. With comprehensive benefits and higher payouts, rest easy knowing that you’re sufficiently covered by these top-notch CareShield Life supplements. When misfortune strikes and you are… Read More
With pay-as-you-go premiums and streamlined benefits, are Grab’s new insurance products a good fit for you? Grab, Singapore’s most successful monopoly ride-hailing platform (and best way to order McDonalds during peak periods) has recently added… Read More
It might be more worthwhile to go straight for the family tiers instead of individual plans, considering that the juniors and the seniors are usually more vulnerable. A few weeks ago, my daughter had a… Read More
