How much have prices and costs really risen in Singapore?
A common question by clients I meet is how much inflation do we need to factor in when planning for the future.
Celebrating small successes: Post-hospitalization claim
Immeasurable pockets of satisfaction. Helping to ensure that clients actually benefit from all the planning that I always emphasize is critical. Post hospitalization coverage that many do not realize they have planned for.
Turning 40 – How Does CareShield Life Affect me?
What exactly is Careshield Life and how does it affect me?
Mandatory 5% Co-Payment for Integrated Shield Plan Holders is a Good Thing for You
For those who have not already heard, the Ministry of Health has just passed a new bill that mandates all Medishield plan owners to bear part of the costs of hospitalization and treatment, 5% at least to be exact. Before you start taking up your riot torches, calm down and see the big picture. It's [...]
Todayonline: Health crisis can strike anytime, insurance policies are ‘non-negotiable’
Honest real sharing of someone who has been on the receiving end of some of our worst fears and came out alright all because of what she chose to invest in.
How the proposed changes to Eldershield will affect you
So the government Eldershield Review Committee has submitted its recommendations and we are potentially looking at significant changes to this scheme that will affect all Singaporeans. So what does this mean for all of us?
More retiring later, but is it for the right reason?
Voluntary retirement with sufficient financial means is obviously the ideal situation.
New medical fee benchmarks to help keep healthcare costs down
Ministry of Health’s announced its intent to establish benchmarks for doctors’ fees for surgeries and other procedures will be a healthy development in the healthcare sector especially for consumers.
Real Success is About How Many People You Have Helped
A very poignant and timely reminder for all of us all.
Husband Earning $4.7k Per Month Builds $166k in Wife’s CPF over 6 Years
Mr Yang realized the benefits of leveraging on his and his wife's CPF to work towards their retirement. And thus he took action from 2011 to transfer a portion of his CPF to his wife's account and then through steady contributions over the next 6 years, manage to build $166k in both his own and his wife's CPF accounts.
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