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Anonymous

03 Jan 2023

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Will be graduating in may 2023 and will likely be working in the engineering sector in the future. Will it be better to get my insurance plans prior to graduation? And which plans should I get

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Cherie

08 Jan 2023

First thing to get is medical insurance, refer to this chart for an overview of insurance. https://plannerbee.co/finance-101/#tab_#protect...

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Just_Saying

06 Jan 2023

Get an integrated plan for your medishield. It should be fairly cheap for your age.

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Koh Jun Xian

Edited 04 Jan 2023

Financial Consultant at AIA

Earlier will be better because it will cheaper as you're younger. For plans, I would recommend focusing on Hospital plan and whole life plan. If you need more details, I am always open to share.

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SH

04 Jan 2023

The earlier you start the better it is

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Connie

03 Jan 2023

For insurance, the younger you are at first entry, tends to be better.

I think hospitalisation an...

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