Beyond the Ordinary Finance

Do you know Lung Cancer is #1 Cancer Killer for males and #2 in females in Singapore?

In this webinar, Dr Toh Chee Keong from Curie Oncology would be discussing about risk and prevention for lung cancer and prostate cancer.

Wait no more! Registration would be based on first come first serve basis. Successful registrants would be receiving an email to join the webinar on Zoom.

Register @ https://curie-fightcancer.eventbrite.com

**Bonus session:
1. Access to special health screening packages
2. Updates on the latest changes in critical illness definition to be implemented in Aug

Brought to you by Curie Oncology- Let's talk: Lung & Prostate Cancer Let's talk: Lung & Prostate Cancer

Building an emergency savings fund is one of the first advice any finance website or financial adviser will give you - the current situation just highlights how this provides a life line for us in dire financial situations.

2 in 3 working Singaporeans do not have savings to last them beyond 6 months: OCBC survey Around half had already suffered wage cuts, were prescribed no-pay leave or had their commission earnings reduced.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Rather than a floor level, the Basic Healthcare Sum (BHS) is the cap on the estimated savings required for basic subsidised healthcare in your old age.

All You Need To Know About The Basic Healthcare Sum Life is made up of a series of key life events. Planning for what comes your way is important. Here’s what you need to know about CPF in these life events.

Are we headed towards a quick recovery in the stock markets and global economy?

Is the COVID19 crisis over for stocks? V shaped recovery? | Financial Horse I had a couple of great questions from readers the past week: Hi FH, thanks for sharing. Would like to check with you recently markets are charging and stock price shooting up. Do you see this as a V shaped recovery? Sign up for Weekly UpdatesNo spam guarantee. Or, especially for SG stocks is this [...

You need to build multiple income streams, beyond CPF LIFE for retirement in Singapore.

$711 To $2,772 A Month: Here's How Much You Need To Spend During Retirement In Singapore Today If you are relying on CPF LIFE for your entire retirement income, you may need to take a more active approach to building it up.

One of the key reasons why people buy life insurance is to ensure their family have a financial safety net when the unexpected happens. To find out how much coverage you need, feel free to PM me! :)

While it is inevitable that graduates entering the job market today are likely to be offered lower starting salaries than previous cohorts, it is not the only factor that will determine one’s future pay.

A low starting salary for first job won’t affect the rest of fresh grads’ career, experts say SINGAPORE — Fresh graduates need not worry that if they accept a low salary at their first job, it will have a dampening effect on their pay throughout the rest of their careers, human resource experts said.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has rolled out measures to assist individuals and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) facing short-term cash flow difficulties.

Special Finance Relief Programme (SFRP): COVID-19 Loans Support in Singapore The Government has rolled out various measures to help Singaporeans tide through the current economic situation. One of it is the Special Finance Relief Programme, which aims to help Singaporeans tide through their financial obligations. Check out this initiative, and how it might benefit you.

Do you know breast cancer is the top cancer for woman?

Still thinking about what to do this weekend?
Join us this Saturday as Dr Lynette NGO busts the myths about breast cancer! 👊DM or talk to your WM to register for the talk!

To ignore those post-alcohol stomach pains or seek specialist help? A doctor reveals the warning signs to watch for.

Post-drinking abdominal pain – just a hangover or something else? Alcohol-related stomach pain is just one of the results of excessive alcohol intake. Know the signs of a severe problem, and ways to stop your favourite tipple from sabotaging your health.

Never have to think twice before being hospitalised with pre-approval for your medical bill – here’s how.

Pre-approval: A hassle-free step to ensure your claim is guaranteed Worrying about your medical bills before admission? Take this step to ease your mind.

The first recommendation isn’t always the best one; find a medical expert that’s right for you with these tips.

How to find a healthcare specialist that’s right for you Should your state of health warrant a visit to a specialist, follow this guide to ensure that you make an informed decision.

Know the types of treatments and procedures it covers so you can make better health decisions and avoid unwanted surprises.

Debunked: Myths around Integrated Shield Plan coverage Let’s demystify common misconceptions about Integrated Shield Plan coverage.

: That depends! Everyone’s financial needs are different. For some, MediShield Life and employer-provided coverage could be enough. For others, a series of small bills could prematurely deplete Medisave savings ? Contact me to find out more about building a robust financial safety net for yourself and your family.

It's important to take proactive steps today to guard against medical inflation. Here are some tips to combat rising medical costs in Singapore.

Tips to Combat Rising Medical Costs • Heartland Boy To stem rising medical costs, the Singapore government has undertaken various measures such as compulsory co-payment, national fee standards etc.

The cost of hospitalisation bills, outpatient treatments and critical illness can be hefty if one isn't prepared to protect against these. Read more on how to be smart with insurance and use it as a tool to protect against finance risk!

What you need to do now to prevent a $70,000 medical bill I’ve always advocated that one needs to learn how to be smart with their insurance, and use it as a tool to protect against their biggest financial risks while ensuring that they do not overpay for their premiums.

Singaporeans and permanent residents are automatically covered by MediShield Life, without exclusions for any pre-existing health conditions.

that if you’re a Singaporean or Permanent Resident, you are automatically covered by MediShield Life?

Here are 3 ways that this basic health insurance plan protects you against large hospital bills and supports your healthcare needs!

For more information, visit: www.medishieldlife.sg

COVID-19 has impacted most jobs, but these are the ones that may be the hardest hit.

COVID-19 Circuit Breaker: 5 Hardest-Hit Group Of Workers Due To The Latest Containment Measures Here are the workers who will be hard-hit during this ‘circuit breaker’ period.

The last thing you want when you’re ill is to worry about money.

Aviva’s MyShield, together with MyHealthPlus, is additional cover that integrates and complements the benefits of MediShield Life to provide you with wider and higher coverage for medical expenses incurred.

Get in touch with me if you would like to find out more.

If you were retrenched and/or suffered a loss of income, there are government relief schemes you may be eligible for.

COVID-19 Relief: Compilation of Government Financial Assistance Schemes Lost your job or income to COVID-19? This is a compilation of government financial assistance schemes, including the COVID-19 Support Grant, SIRS and more.

If you're working at home during the current Covid-19 pandemic, here are some workouts you can try from the comfort of your own home.

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You are allowed to defer your mortgage and insurance premiums now, but should you?

(COVID-19 Questions) Should I Defer My Insurance Premiums and Mortgage Payments? TLDR: It depends, and probably not for your property loans. MAS has recently announced that you can apply to your banks and insurers to de...

Here's how much individuals can expect to receive in government payouts in 2020.

GST Voucher 2020: How Much Will You Be Getting? We updated the total GST Voucher you will be getting to include the update of Resilience Budget.

The 50-30-20 rule can get your started on simple budgeting. You should customise your own unique solution after that.

Working Adults: How to Allocate Your Monthly Salary? Take the first step towards better personal finance!