If you buy or sell a second hand car or a used car, you might wonder if the car insurance can be transferred as well? Are there any specific insurances for second-hand cars in Singapore? Are there limitations to the car...
moneysigmaWhat is NCDP or NCD Protector in Singapore? Should you buy NCDP?
NCDP or NCD Protector is an extra cover sold by insurers in Singapore that protects your No claim Discounts applicable on insurance policies and hence lets you keep your current NCD or reduce it with a lesser percentage...
How to apply for Credit cards for foreigners in Singapore
As a foreigner in Singapore, one might wonder if he or she should continue using their overseas credit card or get a local credit card in Singapore. Are foreigners eligible for a credit card in Singapore? Well, most...
Types of motorcycle or motorbike insurance in Singapore [Newbie Guide]
Insurance is mandatory for a motorcycle driven in Singapore. Various insurance providers in Singapore offer different types of insurances with their own flavours. Some offer them with extra coverage included whereas...
How to pay credit card bill? Can you pay credit card bill using another credit card
When it comes to Credit card bills, many of us will agree to fear the high credit card interest it carries. Most of us would like to clear our credit card bills and maintain a healthy credit rating. It is a healthy...
What is a red plate or off peak car insurance?
The world admires Singapore for various policies it implements. Off Peak car, weekend cars, or red plate cars are few of its policies to tackle the number of cars on road and yet allow its residents to own and use a car...
What is cert or certificate of merit in Singapore?
When it comes to buying car or motorcycle insurance in Singapore, you might have come across the term ‘Cert of Merit’ as well as ‘Offence free discount’. What exactly is Certificate of Merit and...
What is excess in Insurance and how much excess should you pay?
When you buy your car, motorcycle, or other relevant insurance policies, you may notice a term called ‘excess payable’. Excess or Excess Payable refers to the amount you as a policyholder will pay to the...
Food Delivery motorcycle insurance in Singapore
Using one’s motorcycle for food delivery in Singapore has been a popular option. However, when it comes to such usage, does your current motorcycle insurance cover you? What are the options in the market for food...
A detailed guide to converting foreign driving license in Singapore
If you are a tourist in Singapore or an expat or a permanent resident who already possesses a driving license from your home country; say Malaysia, Australia, Hong Kong, India etc., then you may wonder if you can drive...
Difference between GrabPay and GrabPay card in Singapore
The usage of virtual payments in Singapore has been on the rise, thanks to the quick adoption of technology by the government as well as Singaporeans. Amongst various payments methods GrabPay has certainly been on the...
Continental cars or Japanese cars in Singapore. Which one is more money sensible to buy?
In Singapore, when you talk about cars or car insurances, you often hear the word “continental” car or “conti” cars. Continental cars are cars that are produced by the Western brands or to be...