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Debbie

08 Jul 2026

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How will you balance private insurance premiums with CPF commitments when planning for healthcare, retirement, and dependants’ protection?

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Ellena

21d ago

Buy enough and not over much

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Ariq Tan Mong Siang

14 Jul 2026

This is getting critical and is certainly a huge financial drain for a retiree. When I retire, I will downgrade my private insurance plan for healthcare to only the essential basic.

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I

12 Jul 2026

I don't have cpf commitment other than the ones required by law. I bought private insurance for hosp...

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