In a few weeks time,  there will be a change to the definitions of critical illnesses in Singapore. Anyone who buys life or CI insurance policies after 26 August 2020 will now fall under the new definitions, which will impact their coverage and eligibility of claims. Screengrab from Dollars and Sense - read their article on this topic too! On the whole, there are now stricter exclusions for coma, heart attack, stroke and major cancer. Some of the notable changes that I thought are worth pointing out include: Major cancer will now exclude all grades of dysplasia, squamous, intraepithelial lesions (HSIL and LSIL) and intra epithelial neoplasia; all neuroendocrine tumours histologically classified as T1N0M0 or below; all gastro-intestinal stromal tumours histologically classified as Stage I or IA or below. Bone marrow cancer that do not require recurring or major interventionist treatment will no longer be covered. Stroke has been tightened to...