Tham Hui Wen

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20/01/2022

You are the average of the 5 people you spend most time with. Who are you allowing in your circle?

30/10/2021

A question that I always get whenever I'm meeting new faces.

It is important to build a strong foundation in anything before dabbling into riskier events, so that even if things were to go wrong, one doesn't have much to worry as what's important has already been taken care of.

09/08/2021

Happy Birthday Singapore! 🎉

03/06/2021

There is some industry-wide changes happening on 1st July! It is important for you to know how this changes are going to affect you! Do drop me a text for more assistance! ☺

21/05/2021

Take this money-saver quiz!

13/05/2021

Wishing All My Muslim Friends and Clients,

A Blessed And Joyful Hari Raya ! ☺️

07/05/2021

Many of us are not fully aware of why there a need to do up nomination for our CPF or Insurance Policy. Here 1 of the reason why you should do so. If you have yet to do so, quickly get it done.

23/04/2021

In this forth series of Did You Know,

In Singapore, about 39 people are diagnosed with cancer every day, 15 people die of cancer every day, and 1 in 4 people may develop cancer in their lifetime.* The good news is, with early detection and treatment, you can have better clinical/management outcomes.

09/04/2021

In this third series of Did You Know,

Singapore topped the world in life expectancy in 2017 with an expected lifespan at birth of 85 years, surging ahead of traditional chart-topper Japan by more than half a year.

The average Singaporean also enjoys the longest span of living in good health - 74 years - but there has also been a rise in the number of unhealthy years people here live.

02/04/2021

In this second series of Did You Know,

Experts suggest keeping at least three to six months of living expenses in case of an unexpected financial emergency, such as job loss. This account should be relatively liquid. That way, you can access it quickly if you need to.

19/03/2021

In this first series of Did You Know,
Patients suffering from a critical illness worry not just about their health, but also their financial ability to pay their bills, and many also struggle with emotional and psychological distress.

Half say they would prefer to die than to have a relapse.