Posted by Sergio Ulloa (G+)
As of April 1st, the insurance company known as Chartis is no more. Which is to say, there is no longer an insurer named Chartis. Chartis has now reverted back to the name that is was under in 2008, AIG. In 2009, under some duress caused by AIG's near collapse and subsequent return to form thanks to the intervention of the United States government, the decision was made to rebrand AIG's property and…
Posted by Sergio Ulloa (G+)
If you're insured with Aviva for your medical insurance, headache and difficulties might be in store for you when your policy expires. Imagine that you've finally gone through a 30-page insurance booklet providing all the details on how to submit claims and which doctors you are allowed to consult with. You complete…
Posted by Sergio Ulloa (G+)
When moving to Singapore, choosing a good school for your children to attend is of the utmost importance. International schools offer a unique opportunity to students to interact and learn with other kids from all over the world. Furthermore, Singapore is home to international schools that were founded with expats from a particular country in mind, so that students learn with others from their home…
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It's a well-known fact that love can benefit your health in many ways. Being in love and happy can release a hormone chemical called oxytocin from your brain and into your bloodstream, which can have a range of effects on your body from lowering stress levels, reducing blood pressure and generally improving your mood. With increasingly busy lifestyles and living in the age of the Internet, people are…
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When you're part of the rat race and working from 9 to 5 (if you're lucky), it can be very difficult to achieve the level of activity that you would like. When you do have that occasional holiday or free weekend with which to get active, what kind of sport do you like to engage in, and will Singapore be able to support your game of choice? Find your preferred style of activity below and see what the…
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One of the toughest parts of the year for any Christian living abroad is most certainly Christmas. Being in an unfamiliar place and away from family and friends can lead to a blue Christmas. Luckily for expatriates in Singapore, there are a variety…
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There are 5.3 million people living in Singapore, of which roughly 40 percent are expats. This percentage is predicted to rise in the coming years as foreign nationals qualified in specialist fields are actively recruited and headhunted by multinational companies based in Singapore. One would therefore be safe to assume that expats enjoy as many citizens' rights as…
Posted by Sergio Ulloa (G+)
Posted by Sergio Ulloa (G+)
Posted by Sergio Ulloa (G+)
