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Rachelle Lye

Digital Marketing at Fintech

11 Mar 2021

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[KEYNOTE] What Type of Insurance Do Young Adults Really Need? What’s your question?

By Christopher Tan, CEO, Providend

Understand what types of plans to consider
Understand how much coverage to get
Learn how to help your parents with their insurance needs

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Clara Ng

11 Mar 2021

Community Manager at Seedly

Example: If I'm a fresh graduate who's just getting started on paying for my own insurance, and do not have the luxury of paying for many insurance plans, which ones should I prioritise first?

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