According to Asisone.com (Published JANUARY 18, 2021) a number of the Insurance companies in Singapore have expanded their coverage to include allergic reactions from taking the vaccine. (more…)
The government’s circuit breaker measures will start tomorrow. Most shops will be closed, dining establishments which are open will only offer take outs or delivery. Most of us will be working from home while our students will start home based learning the day after.We are entering a very difficult phase. If we cannot flatten the COVID-19 curve, we will end up with DORSCON Red. We do not want that, do we? Please follow the measures so we can overcome this COVID-19 pandemic together. I know it is very difficult but our best contribution in this fight is to STAY HOME. For the elderly, this is most advisable – Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong (06 April 2020)
Many workplaces in Singapore have implemented work-from-home (WFH) measures as to lower human traffic in Singapore. In order to further reduce the risk in local transmission of COVID-19, Covid-19 Circuit-Breaker measures had been implemented. During Covid-19 Circuit-Breaker period, many companies and businesses must conduct their business and services through telecommuting from home. (more…)
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I hope you and your loved ones are well in these extraordinary times. Due to Covid-19 many companies had been asked by Ministry of Manpower to adopt flexible-work or work from home (WFH) only arrangements, including my business. Let us stay safe and united to keep business as usual, we are all in this together. And most importantly is to stay healthy while we are working from home (WFH) during this pandemic period. (more…)
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Very often financial consultant generally encourage you to set aside 6 months’ worth of your living expenses as a personal and/or family emergency fund, in case unforeseen situation happened in your life. But is 6 months of emergency fund really enough during Covid-19 pandemic? (more…)
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According to Straits Times on 24 March 2020, Singapore residents or long-term pass holder who leaves Singapore from March 27 2020, will also not be able to claim from MediShield Life or Integrated Shield Plans for Covid-19 related treatments (more…)