I think this is something many working adults in Singapore quietly feel, but don’t always say out loud. You’re earning more than before. You’re not anyhow spending until crazy. You try to save. You try to be responsible. You try to do the “right” thing. But somehow, when you look at you

Most people only think about travel insurance right before flying. Sometimes, even on the day itself. I get it. When we plan a trip, we usually think about flights, hotels, outfits, itinerary, food places, and how much annual leave we have left. Travel insurance often becomes the last t

I used to think rest was something I had to fly out for. A quiet morning. A slower pace. A meal without rushing. A day where I didn’t have to be “on” all the time. Maybe that’s why I enjoy travelling without an itinerary. No packed schedule. No need to maximise every hour. No pressure

They were supposed to be away for two weeks. But on Day 7, they received news that their close relative had passed away. The trip had to be cut short. And in moments like that, nobody is thinking about “claims” first. You’re thinking about getting home. You’re thinking about family. Y

There was a time I really thought I was done with this industry. Not because I stopped caring. Not because I suddenly lost interest. But because staying started to feel impossible. There was a period where things didn’t just feel uncertain… they felt like they were falling apart. Ci

When I first entered the industry, I came in excited. I wanted to help people. I wanted to build something meaningful. I wanted to do work that felt more aligned with who I am. But honestly, the beginning looked nothing like what I imagined. There was paperwork I didn’t fully understand.

I didn’t enter financial advisory because I had “no choice”. Actually, I had a stable job. A clear career path. And honestly, I was good at what I did. Before this, I worked in supply chain, then moved into traditional marketing. I planned campaigns. Managed more than 100 part-timer

I was 20 when I realised that being “covered” and being “prepared” are not always the same thing. My dad had just been diagnosed with a serious medical condition. He was the sole breadwinner of our family. And suddenly, everything changed. We thought MediShield Life and Medisave would b