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Basic introduction to life insurance in Singapore
Insurance is a product that we seldom talk about when we are young, let alone life insurance. However, at some point in our adulting, we will finally notice that it is a necessity to protect both ourselves and the ones we love. And it seems like the older we grow, the more we need it. …
Here’s how to get a cheaper newborn and senior health insurance
Living in Singapore as an expat can be costly, especially if you have family members that are dependent on you. Whether you have just welcomed a newborn baby to your family, or have an elderly family member living with you, health insurance premiums can be an issue. For instance, a maternity insurance plan only covers …
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Topping up your employee insurance with dental benefits
Nowadays, many Singaporean firms provide health insurance to their employees as a way to attract and retain talents. While for some employees the insurance provided by their company is already enough, many find that the coverage is too basic to truly meet their needs. However, instead of purchasing a standalone insurance policy, topping up the …
Birth tourism in Singapore: Your guide to having a baby in the Lion City
The Lion City is a small but prosperous country. It receives 16 million visitors annually, and over 33,000 babies are born here every year. The newborn mortality rate of 1.1 in Singapore also ranks the city-state among the safest high-income locations to give birth. These factors, plus the wide range of world class maternity hospitals …
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Useful tips on pet insurance in Singapore
Our society is getting more affluent, yet more stressed out, which may explain why pet ownership is on the rise in the city-state. Those who have pets will understand how therapeutic it is to be greeted by your four-legged friends at the door after a hard day’s work. Of course, it’s not only about fun …
Thalassemia in Singapore: Is your baby at risk?
Thalassemia is a genetic, inherited blood condition, which is caused by an abnormal gene. It is the second most dangerous disease disrupting normal blood flow after anemia. It comes in two main forms: minor and major. While life with minor thalassemia can be totally normal, people suffering from the major type must undergo blood transfusions …
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The cost of senior health insurance in Singapore
Let’s face it. We will all get old sooner or later – if nothing goes wrong midway. While Singapore is arguably the most well-developed country in the world, with some of the most top-rated medical talent and facilities in Asia, settling here for your golden years can cost you a lot. So if you are …
School insurance in a nutshell: brand new infographic
Pacific Prime Singapore is excited to announce the creation and release of its latest school insurance infographic, which is available for download here. This brand new infographic on international and private school insurance solutions is a convenient, supplementary addition to our recently launched School Insurance Guide 2018-2019. Our team of specialists believe that both resources, …
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Insurance plans suitable for working holiday goers
At some point in our life, we all want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of city living, or just escape from the ordinary and lead a new life we truly love. If that’s the case for you, and you happen to be younger than 31, a working holiday may be a …
Singapore medical insurance for expats: Finding your ideal plan
Singapore’s healthcare system consistently ranks among the top countries in the world. Medical costs in the Lion City, however, are projected to increase at a faster rate than most other countries in Asia. A study cited by Channel News Asia reports that the largest factor influencing medical inflation in Singapore is hospitalization costs (e.g. surgery …
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