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Debbie

7d ago

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If you already have company medical coverage, do you still get your own health insurance or hospital plan?

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Jinsha

2d ago

Yes

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Angela Lim

2d ago

Yes I did

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Citee Hong

2d ago

Yes because your coverage ends when you retire. At retirement age, you need your personal health ins...

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