Do you know more than half of fire occurrence happens in residential premises (52%)? There were a total of 935 fire incidents that occurred in residential premises (private and public) in 2022. Source: Singapore Civil Defence Force, Annual Statistics 2022 Report Breakdown of the causes of fires in residential buildings (2022) Source: Singapore Civil Defence […]...

Home insurance is a vital part of the homeownership journey for many Singaporeans. A home insurance cover makes sure that you as the homeowner, your family, and your property are covered in case any of the insured risks occur. While we hope for the best, sometimes things don’t go as planned. So in such situations, […]...

Buying a home can seem like a daunting task especially for first-time buyers. HBD flats are the safest bet for first-time buyers in Singapore, whether as a single individual or as a married couple. They are a popular and ideal choice for first-time home buyers as they provide a comfortable and affordable alternative, and can […]...

Singapore boasts of one of the highest homeownership rates in the world. More than 90% of residents in the island nation own their own homes. Amidst the ever-shrinking sizes and ever-rising prices, people are still buying property, in numbers, for various reasons. With Millennials increasingly replacing baby boomers in the job market, private property purchase […]...

Home insurance is not mandatory in Singapore. However, that has not stopped people from spending as such to protect their homes from calamities such as fire or theft. Most Singaporeans know that home insurance offers cover for fire renovation as well as the contents of the home. Contrary to popular belief, such covers also do […]...

Buying property especially a house or a flat/apartment is always better when you purchase as a couple. However, not everyone has a spouse whether by choice or due to other circumstances. Fortunately, Singapore’s Housing Development Board (HDB) offers a workable alternative for singles. Taking Advantage of the CPF Housing Grant   Young single individuals who want […]...

Home Insurance protects your home structure and most valuable contents from damage and destruction. For instance, destruction to your home could be the result of unexpected disasters such as fire, flood or theft. You need to secure your home from unfortunate events before they happen. However, it’s equally as important to understand the types of policies […]...

Contents insurance provides coverage against any loss or damage of all movable things in your home. In other words, items which are not part of the building structure. This type of insurance covers the cost of replacing or repairing your personal possessions. This includes household contents like furniture, curtains, stereo, television, laptops, electrical appliances, jewellery, […]...

Back then, personalised home insurance plans were being sold as a standard “one-size-fits-all” package. These plans fail to consider that every home has its individual needs in terms of coverage. Home insurance should be tailored and personalised.  That’s why the transition came in the market and brought a lot of insurance plans that fulfil homeowners’ […]...

Home Content Insurance and Home Insurance are two different forms of Insurance. It is important to know that they do not always cover the same things. Usually, people opt for a combination of both. But if you opt for either of the two, you should definitely understand the difference Home Content Insurance and Home Insurance. […]...