I saw that you are a speaker for the Seedly event in March? I bought tickets and was wondering what you will cover then and what I can do to prepare for your talk? - Seedly
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Asked on 21 Jan 2019

I saw that you are a speaker for the Seedly event in March? I bought tickets and was wondering what you will cover then and what I can do to prepare for your talk?

Looking forward to hearing from you and the other speakers. thanks!

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Christopher Tan
Christopher Tan, Executive Director at MoneyOwl Private limited
Level 6. Master
Answered on 04 Feb 2019

Hi anonymous, so sorry for the late reply. I will be covering on insurance planning. Specifically i will talk about

  1. How long do you need inusrance coverage

  2. How much you need

  3. What type of insurance is most suitable.

You do not need to prepare for it, just come and enjoy the sessions! Hope to see you soon and thank you for coming!

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