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Here’s What You Can Save With NTUC’s 60th Birthday!
Read more here on why I feel it is well worth the membership, and how I use the benefits in my daily life!
This App Helps You Automatically Save Your Spare Change and Invest into Gold
With Hugo, you can buy, sell or save your money in gold in any amount that you want, from as little as S$0.01.
Which is Singapore’s most comprehensive maternity insurance? (includes delivery and NICU bills)
When I was previously hospitalised in KKH during my first pregnancy at 24 weeks (after tumbling down an overhead bridge), the financial consultant there had advised me that if I…
Most Singaporeans Are Under-Insured for Critical Illness
Almost everyone who has encountered critical illness regrets not getting more coverage, and are willing to pay more just to get more protection, but yet they cannot. But on the other…
Life Insurance Doesn’t Have to be Expensive – A Review of ePROTECT Term Life Plan
As the COVID-19 situation worsens, many Singaporeans have started to add on more insurance coverage in a bid to protect themselves and their loved ones further, with the highest in-demand options…
Should I get a rider on my Integrated Shield plan? (Bonus: a review of Great Eastern’s Offering)
The Ministry of Health (MOH) announced several new changes to MediShield Life earlier this year, in light of rising healthcare costs that they say necessitated higher premiums. As a result,…
A Comparison of Private CareShield Life Insurance Supplements
Which CareShield Life supplement should I buy? Among the 3 insurers (Aviva, Great Eastern and NTUC Income), who has the lowest premiums? Lots of folks (myself included) have been tempted…
What Singaporeans Did with Their CPF in 2020
In recent years, more Singaporeans have been making voluntary top-ups to their CPF and housing refunds. What could be behind these trends?
Is It Worth Switching To SIM-Only Family Telco Plans?
Could a family telco plan be right for you? Read on to find out.
Which is the BEST Hospitalisation Insurance Now?
The days of $0 hospitalization bills – thanks to your insurer picking up the costs – are over. Read more about the recent changes here, which covers what they mean…