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Many of us know we are covered by some health insurance under our CPF scheme, but do we know enough to make use of it? Do you understand the difference between Medishield, Medisave and Medifund? How ...

If any of this sounds like your reaction last night, stop. Take a deep breath, and let’s take a closer look at the announcement on the Medisave Minimum Sum. What are the changes to the Medisave ...

CPF impacts all aspects of our lives. We contribute a large chunk of our monthly salaries into it, and use for our housing, investing, insurance, future retirement and loved ones’ education needs.

SINGAPORE: Patients with chronic conditions such as hypertension and stroke will be able to tap more from their MediSave accounts from Jan 1 next year, the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced on ...

SINGAPORE — Some real estate agents are finding it increasingly tougher to pay the compulsory yearly contributions into their Central Provident Fund’s (CPF’s) MediSave accounts and may risk losing ...

As we grow older, the need for medical care increases significantly. Most of us are aware of how much healthcare costs can add up, and the last thing we would wish to do is to dip into our life ...

Everyone in Singapore has MediSave, but do you know what and how you can use it? Find out more on how you can use your MediSave for various medical services including outpatient costs. In Singapore, ...

With the rise of the gig economy in Singapore, the Government has announced last year during Parliament a new “contribute-as-you-earn” (CAYE) model to help them with their healthcare and retirement ...

CENTRAL Provident Fund (CPF) members will earn an interest of 4.14 per cent a year for their Special, Medisave and Retirement Accounts (SMRA) in the fourth quarter of 2024. This is higher than the ...

CENTRAL Provident Fund (CPF) members will earn an interest rate of 4.08 per cent per annum for their Special, Medisave, and Retirement accounts (SMRA) for the third quarter of 2024. This is higher ...