Category Archive For "Insurance"
More Young Women Are Being Diagnosed with Breast Cancer in Singapore
Cancer is often perceived as an illness of seniors. However, breast cancer diagnosis is on the rise for women aged below 40 in Singapore. Cultural and lifestyle change have contributed to this trend, and as patients and physicians are likely to overlook early signs due to their age, patients are being diagnosed at a later …
Your Guide to Health Insurance Terminology: Deductibles
Deductibles in health insurance are a set amount you’ll have to pay for healthcare annually before your insurer begins paying for your healthcare expenses. Once you’ve paid off your deductible, you only pay the copayment or coinsurance for the covered services, and the insurer will take care of the rest. This Pacific Prime CXA article …
Paycheck Pressure: How Financial Stress Crushes Employee Productivity
Work needs to be done and bills need to be paid. An employee must grapple with the reality of life as soon as they sign the dotted line to work for a company, committing a significant portion of their time to make ends meet. But what happens when they can’t cover all their expenses? Stress …
Understanding the Rise in Mental Health Help-Seeking Among Singaporeans
In recent years, there has been a notable increase in the number of Singaporeans seeking professional help for mental health issues. In 2023 alone, the prevalence of mental issues rose 15% from 13.4 in 2020, with as much as 85.4% of adults between the ages of 18 and 39 years being most likely to seek …
Key Highlights of Singapore National Day Rally 2024
The National Day Rally (NDR) is a significant event in Singapore’s political calendar, where the Prime Minister outlines the government’s vision for the future and announces key policy initiatives. In 2024, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong delivered his first rally, highlighting a range of initiatives that will further enhance the competitiveness and attractiveness of Singapore on …
New Application Requirements for Professional Visit Pass of Malaysia
To streamline the process of applying for the Professional Visit Pass (PVP), the Malaysian Immigration Department’s Expatriate Services Division (ESD) has reduced the number of general documents required from 13 to 6, effective August 16, 2024. In this Pacific Prime CXA post, we’ll explore the details of these new requirements and how they impact foreign …
Find Personalized Healthcare in Singapore with Telemedicine
Expats can find personalized healthcare in Singapore with telemedicine through reliable and trusted telehealth platforms such as Doctor Anywhere, HiDoc, and Speedoc. These services are remote and available 24/7 so you can have peace of mind knowing you can get timely treatment anytime, anywhere. Do you entirely understand what telemedicine services are about? Wondering what …
Tips To Secure a Job with Ease as a Foreigner in Singapore
Landing your dream job in Singapore can be difficult as a foreigner. However, if you understand the employment requirements and do sufficient research on the job markets and common employment platforms used, you can increase your chances of landing the job you want. Are you trying to relocate to Singapore through employment? In this guide, …
How to Beat the Heat Wave in Singapore: Indoor & Outdoor Tips
The key to beating the heat wave in Singapore is to avoid the midday sun, use sunscreen and facial wipes, and stay hydrated throughout the day whilst you are outdoors. If you are indoors, avoid the sunlight while working, use cooling bedsheets and a portable fan or air conditioner, and jump in for a cool …
The Role of HR in Cyber Risk Management
The increasing prevalence of remote and hybrid word modes over the last few years has posed intense challenges for businesses and their owners on cyber risk management. Despite the nature of the issue being IT-related, it was believed that HR function has become integral. Wonder what is the role and responsibility of HRs in a …