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What you should know about insurance
Insurance protects you and your loved ones from unexpected costs, whether it’s medical bills, accidents, or damage to your home or belongings.
It acts as a financial safety net so you’re not caught off-guard when life takes an unexpected turn.
But with so many policies, terms, and exclusions to compare, finding the right coverage can be overwhelming.
That’s where we come in and break down your options clearly and help you choose insurance that truly fits your needs.What type of insurance are you looking for?
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Helps cover medical bills, hospitalisation costs, and treatments so you can access care affordably.
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Ensure your loved ones are financially secure if the unexpected happens. Explore plans that provide income protection, lump-sum payouts, and long-term stability. Includes:
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Cover the everyday risks that affect your lifestyle, travel, home, and assets. Includes:
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How does insurance work?
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Apply
You start by applying for a policy and sharing key details such as your age, health, occupation, and lifestyle. These factors help the insurer understand your overall risk level.
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Underwriting
Underwriters review your information, and in some cases medical reports, to assess your risk and determine whether to approve your application and under what conditions.
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Issue Policy
Once approved, the insurer issues your policy—a legal contract that outlines your coverage, benefits, limits, exclusions, and the terms you must follow.
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Premium Calculation
Your premiums are set based on your risk profile, the type of coverage you choose, and the amount of protection you need. Higher-risk profiles or broader coverage usually mean higher premiums.
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Payment Options
You can typically choose to pay your premiums monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually, using methods such as bank transfer, credit card, or GIRO.
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Claims
If something covered by your policy happens, you can file a claim by submitting the required documents—often including medical reports, receipts, or incident statements
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Receive Payout
Once the claim is approved, the insurer pays out the agreed benefit or reimburses your expenses based on your policy terms.
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Why get your insurance through us?
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Our MAS-verified partner will advise the most suitable package based on your needs.Secure & Hassle-Free
Your data is safe with us. We will never share or disclose your information without your permission.Wide Range of Insurance Options
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FAQ
Who should get insurance?
- Anyone who wants financial protection against unexpected events—especially working adults, parents, homeowners, and anyone with dependants or major financial commitments.
Why should I consult an experienced financial advisor?
- An experienced financial advisor helps you understand your needs, recommends suitable plans, and explains the fine print so you don’t overpay or end up under-insured.
How much does insurance cost in Singapore?
- Costs vary by age, health, coverage type, and insurer. Basic plans can start from a few dollars a month, while more comprehensive coverage costs more depending on your needs.
Speak to our advisors to get a rough amount based on your details. What is the best age to get insurance?
- The earlier, the better. Younger applicants generally enjoy lower premiums and fewer exclusions because they are seen as lower risk.
How much should I spend on insurance per year?
- A common guideline is 10–15% of your annual income, but the right amount depends on your lifestyle, dependants, and financial goals.
What is the most common insurance in Singapore?
- Health insurance is the most widely purchased, followed by life insurance and general plans such as travel and car insurance.
How can I compare insurance quotes online?
- You can use comparison platforms like MoneySmart to view plans side-by-side, check benefits, estimate premiums, and get personalised recommendations.
Better yet, speak to our award-winning financial advisors to get the best advice tailored to your needs.