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Anonymous

06 May 2022

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Is Singlife a local insurance company? How safe is my money with Singlife.

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PolicyWoke

08 May 2022

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Hi Anonymous,

Aviva Singapore and Singlife have been merged and is now known as Singlife with Aviva (Singapore Life Ltd.), still a Singapore-incorporated insurance company.

You may refer to the following link for details:

https://singlife.com/en/about-us/merger-faq

Disclaimer: PolicyWoke is a resale endowment policies broker.

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SamC

06 May 2022

Singlife was a local company that merged with Aviva Singapore, so it's pretty safe.

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