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Leong Wen Fong

Commercial Ops at Aspire

07 Jun 2019

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What are some services that you pay for so that you can save time? (Eg. Redmart, hiring maids, taking Grab) How much are you willing to pay for them?

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Li Elizabeth

03 Jul 2024

As little as possible.

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Shannen Tan

07 Jun 2019

Sometimes I don't have time to wait at the polyclinic to see a doctor because of my schedule, I would have to go to a private clinic. This happens a lot because I tend to fall sick easily. Found this app called GetDoc+ (https://plus.getdoc.co/) so I subscribe at $12/year and I can go to any nearby private GP for a short consultation at $15 flat compared to $25 and up. I usually know what medication I need and I'll try to save more by asking for the generic versions.

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