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03 Jun 2024

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Is Savings Insurance Plans good to have? eg. Singlife Flexi Life Income II

Here is the link to the policy: https://singlife.com/en/savings/flexi-life-inco...

You get yearly payouts, a money-back guarantee and more earnings over time. These help to boost your savings so you can use these extra funds for whatever you wish, holidays and retirement included.

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Nigel

28 Jun 2024

T bills every 6 months even higher than this

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Eddy

22 Jun 2024

Thanks for sharing

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Tricia

19 Jun 2024

2.32 is too low...

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