The Heart Truths

The Heart Truths

To Keep Singaporeans Thinking by Roy Ngerng Yi Ling 鄞义林
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Monthly Archives: August, 2016

  • Singaporeans Pay High Rates for Health Insurance, but Get Back Low Returns; Other Countries Pay Low Rates, Get High Returns August 11, 2016
  • Latest CPF Recommendations: Still Trying to Make (You) Believe August 4, 2016
  • Singapore Profits from Health Insurance Premiums, Other Countries Return Them Fully to Citizens August 2, 2016

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