Finance

Launch of CareShield Life for those born in 1979 or earlier

Transfer of ElderShield administration from private insurers to Government from November 1, 2021.

New one-stop travel site, travel credit card

With air travel opening up, OCBC is going into the space of online travel booking.

Family playing a declining role in Singaporeans’ journey to a better life

The AXA index shared that more seem to be lacking in purpose and losing their drive to overcome struggles in life as financial concerns and emotional and mental stress weigh them down.

Phishing is on the rise

Understanding phishing so you can avoid becoming a victim.

Creating dementia-inclusive workplaces

A localised toolkit to help businesses to change perceptions and bring understanding about dementia.

Understanding older workers

A report brief by the Centre for Ageing Research and Education on the triumphs and tribulations of older workers.

Retire well

AMBER by Etiqa supports customers physical, mental and financial health.

Singaporean retirees regret not planning earlier for retirement

A new Manulife survey shared that some of those wish they had invested in a retirement plan.

Let’s compare

SingSaver introduces new Investments category so users can compare commission fees, trading fees and minimum deposits across individual online brokerage platforms.

Aviva Singapore covers allergic reactions arising from COVID-19 vaccinations

The insurer extends its health insurance coverage to medical expenses arising from side effects to the vaccine.

Succession plan for veteran hawkers

NEA rolls out new scheme which will pair aspiring successors to retiring veteran hawkers.

Freelance caregiver

Enjoy the flexibility, earn an extra income and continue to stay active.

New work culture

Cigna findings reveal that the 9 to 5, five-day week unlikely to return.

Saving more for retirement

The Government’s Matched Retirement Savings Scheme will be introduced next year.

Singaporeans not ‘investment makers’ when it comes to mobile banking

HSBC report says majority mainly use their mobile banking app for checking account balances and paying bills.