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Hello. I'm in a similar situation right now. You need to get your spouse on your company insurance as soon as possible. Most if not all health insurance offered in Singapore will not cover an existing condition and/or pending surgery. Corporate insurance might cover as it takes into account the ent...

You can google Health insurance for foreigners in Singapore, iirc, prudential,AIA,NTUC,Great eastern and Raffles Health insurance offers local plans for foreigners. Not sure if i can post this link https://www.moneysmart.sg/health-insurance/medical-insurance-foreigners The base plan + rider means yo...

You can apply for a removal of exclusion after 2 years of no attack from asthma, if not you can also apply with other insurance companies to get a better medical underwriting result given you have not had a asthma attack for past 5 years. However you will need a attending doctor's memo and probably ...

Yes you can be a part time Financial planner. Since you are looking at focusing on investment, you would need to clear 6 SCI papers, M5,M9,M9A,HI ( To get registered with MAS ) and M8, M8A to advise on Unit Trusts. You can also take M6 and M6a to be able to advice on stocks and bonds. Look for a com...

The Scary part of local medical plans ( I.E plans from Raffles, NTUC , Prudential ) is that they do not offer LOG ( Letter of guarantee ) nor provide Pre-authorisation for foreigners. Which means to say the policy holder needs to settle the bill first and claim from the insurer after the final bill ...

Just Curious on the total yield of the SRS investments currently, is something that provides around 8% a year attractive for an SRS investment?