Do you guys think I am spending too much on my insurance/savings/investment plans?

Yes. A quick calculation says your monthly total premiums is 800+, which is 39% of your take home pay. Its the same as saying 5 months of your take-home pay is used to service insurance premiums each year. Quite extreme.

I don't know what is your extent of coverage but frankly I will be quite worried for you. Because if anything happens, then how are you going to "feed these policies"?

If 40% of your take home pay is already spent on insurance, do you have enough to set aside for your own emergency funds, or to pay the household bills?

I would think that this would be the amount that a person in your income bracket group would spend on housing / mortgage and not insurance lor.

Not too healthy - I think you need to approach an independent advisor to reassess your coverage and policies.

Personally I feel hospitalizations policy is the most important (since that addresses the cost of medical bills), and also my personal opinion that insurance premiums should be no more 10-15% of take home pay - otherwise how to buy House, or save or invest?

** suggestions to help fix your situation
1) most medical / hospitalizations policy can be paid (to large extent) from medisave. You might need to consider this to free up some cashflow. Got cash savings, can then do medisave top-up to get tax relief from it

2) I think you need to ask financial advisor why you need a separate personal accident policy instead of considering like rider. Frankly I don't buy personal accident, but that's me.

3) I think quite a few folks asked why you have multiple ilp + endowment. I think you need to seriously ask why Ilp when you have a life policy, what purpose is your endowment for. Serious concerns here.

4) once you decided which ones to keep, and which ones not to keep, consider if making annual / quarterly premiums will help you reduce total payments per year. I think it can shave between 5 to 8% off premiums for making an upfront payment for full year.

My personal opinion - if you keep all the policies, and end up using 5 months of salary to service premiums each year, you will really restrict your life going forward, for getting married / buying hdb, I think you will need to push it out quite a few years, because it will be quite difficult for you to save.

From what I see, you have multiple ILPs that make up the majority of the cost. While it is good that you have started thinking about investments, I personally feel that having more than 1 ILP/endowment is overkill due to the fees involved.

You may want to look into cutting your losses with them and put that money into robo or diy investments instead. I would suggest cutting those that have the same coverage as your current insurance policies to make sure that there are no gaps in coverage