This is definitely true for me. Recent article from the press says that Singapore is the 3rd most sleep deprived city, just behind Tokyo and Seoul. We sleep on average of 6 hours 32 minutes. What is the main reason? It is probably because of our long working hours, kids, etc. You can only find time after you tug the kids to bed so it eats into your sleeping time. Well, for me i am simply a night owl since young.
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Showing posts with label health. Show all posts
Friday, 22 August 2014
Monday, 28 July 2014
Which insurance company covers act of war and terrorism?
Mirror mirror on the wall, which insurance company covers you during act of war?
There's an excellent article by the Straits Times covering this and the best appears to be Prudential. They cover not just act of war but also terrorism.
NTUC travel insurances covers terrorism but not act of war and any travel against MFA travel advisory. This is not too good as you will have to check before you travel for MFA travel advisory which is troublesome. If you need to go there for work sometimes, you will be going at your own risk. Their life policies does cover terrorism but not act of war.
Great Eastern also covers terrorism but not act of war. However, it is limited to SGD100,000 per person plus a list of terror exclusion. Looks like one's rotten luck is not punished by terrorism but also by the insurance company as well.
AIA travel insurance is the worst as it doesn't cover either act of war or terrorism. Their life policies does cover act of war and terrorism.
ACE travel insurance covers terrorism but not act of war.
Well, still not too late to know for anyone folks considering picking up a life policy. It is really important to know as it is often not our choice how we die and we would want our dependents and loved ones to be covered should the unfortunate happens. With such exclusion, then it is meaningless to be covered by those insurance companies.
There's an excellent article by the Straits Times covering this and the best appears to be Prudential. They cover not just act of war but also terrorism.
NTUC travel insurances covers terrorism but not act of war and any travel against MFA travel advisory. This is not too good as you will have to check before you travel for MFA travel advisory which is troublesome. If you need to go there for work sometimes, you will be going at your own risk. Their life policies does cover terrorism but not act of war.
Great Eastern also covers terrorism but not act of war. However, it is limited to SGD100,000 per person plus a list of terror exclusion. Looks like one's rotten luck is not punished by terrorism but also by the insurance company as well.
AIA travel insurance is the worst as it doesn't cover either act of war or terrorism. Their life policies does cover act of war and terrorism.
ACE travel insurance covers terrorism but not act of war.
Well, still not too late to know for anyone folks considering picking up a life policy. It is really important to know as it is often not our choice how we die and we would want our dependents and loved ones to be covered should the unfortunate happens. With such exclusion, then it is meaningless to be covered by those insurance companies.
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health,
Singapore Interests,
Travel,
wealth
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Hey, go easy on those mooncakes.
You might want to eat those mooncakes with moderations. Health promotion board revealed that the calories of each mooncakes ranges from 716-788 calories.
Mooncake, lotus seed paste with one egg yolk, baked - 788 cal per serving
Mooncake, lotus seed paste without egg yolk - 716 cal per serving
The average recommended daily intake of calories per person is 2500 cal for man and 2000 cal for woman.
What about those with two egg yolks? Hmmm....
Mooncake, lotus seed paste with one egg yolk, baked - 788 cal per serving
Mooncake, lotus seed paste without egg yolk - 716 cal per serving
The average recommended daily intake of calories per person is 2500 cal for man and 2000 cal for woman.
What about those with two egg yolks? Hmmm....
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health
Sunday, 23 September 2012
Surprising facts about donuts.....
Better watch out for those donuts.
http://www.healthguru.sg/learn-about-food/nutrition-info-calories-in-jco-donuts/
Here's some general guidelines:
http://www.healthguru.sg/learn-about-food/nutrition-info-calories-in-jco-donuts/
Here's some general guidelines:
- 2,500 calories per day for men (more if you are very active)
- 2,000 calories per day for women (more if you are very active)
- If you need to lose weight, start by eating 300 to 500 less calories per day and exercise more
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