Singaporeans Born Between 1946–1986 Could Qualify For This
Posted by Helena Ng · · 5 min read
If you're 40–80 and currently uninsured for life, you may want to check this.
If you live in Singapore, you may be eligible for life insurance offering up to S$250,000 in cover, depending on your age and circumstances. It could help protect your loved ones financially if the unexpected happens.
Singapore residents born between 1946 and 1986 may be eligible for up to S$250,000* in life insurance cover, depending on their age and individual circumstances. Getting covered may also be simpler than you think — no medical exam or blood test is required. You’ll simply answer a few questions about your health and lifestyle.
Life insurance may offer support while you’re still living. If you’re diagnosed with a terminal illness^, you could potentially receive a payout before the end of your life. The funds could go towards a home loan, funeral costs, regular expenses, or other financial needs, helping lessen the pressure on your family and providing reassurance that your loved ones have added protection.
More peace of mind for the years ahead
With websites like ChoiceLifeGuide, you can request a life insurance quote from ConservationCapital in about 60 seconds and quickly find out how much cover you could potentially receive.
Checking your options is free and there’s no obligation to continue. Singapore residents aged 40–80 can apply without medical exams or blood tests, with just a few questions about their health and lifestyle.
If you’ve been thinking about life insurance, a quick one-minute check could show you what level of cover may be available based on your circumstances.
Getting started is simple
- Select your age to see how much life insurance coverage you may qualify for.
- Simply answer a few questions about yourself, which takes just a few minutes, and get your free quote with no obligation to proceed.
Choose your age
*From S$10,000 up to S$250,000 of cover available (depending on your age and personal circumstances when you apply). The benefit amount will not be paid if you die or are diagnosed with a Terminal Illness^ as a result of an intentional self-inflicted injury or attempted suicide that occurred before the policy commencement date or within the first 13 months of the policy commencement date. A waiting period may also apply during which the benefit amount will only be paid if you die due to an accident. Refer to the Product Disclosure Statement for full details.
^Terminal Illness is as defined in the Product Disclosure Statement and will not be paid during a waiting period should one apply. Upon payment of a Terminal Illness^ claim, the policy and cover will end.
**Your actual premium may be different and will depend on your age, gender, smoking status, chosen benefit amount and personal circumstances.