Posts Tagged ‘introduction’
Petitioning China
November 17th, 2009 | 
Author: President Obama’s trip to Asia is one part introduction, one part diplomatic dialogue and eight parts competitive economics. Whatever agreements are met with leaders of Japan, and South Korean or communiqués are issued from the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Conference (APEC) in Singapore, it is the visit to Beijing that matters….
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More flexibility with new insurance law
INSURANCE policyholders can name beneficiaries and change them when the need arises, thanks to the introduction of a new nomination regime.
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Singapore’s compulsory annuity plan
IN SINGAPORE, where one in five people will be over the age of 65 by 2030, the Government has been thinking of ways to provide Singaporeans with a lifelong income into old age so that they have the means to pay for the services they need as they grow older.
One recent innovation is the introduction of CPF Life. The annuity plan gives Singaporeans a steady stream of retirement income from age 65. I… more
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Tags: age, annuity, annuity plan, CPF, government, income, innovation, introduction, life, lifelong income, need, plan, retirement, retirement income, Singapore, Singaporeans, steady stream, stream, thinking |
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