Insurance
What insurers are doing to have better control of rising healthcare costs
By Retire by 50  •  February 19, 2021
Over the past few days, a few insurers have started informing their policyholders that their riders will start to include a co-payment feature when they renew their Integrated Shield Plans (IP). According to a recent Straits Times article, it looks like at least 3 private insurers will be transitioning most, if not all of their IP policyholders to a co-payment model. The driving force behind the scene that's making this happen When one private insurer tries to do something different from the rest, we would label it a trend-setter, a trailblazer or an innovator. But when more than one private insurer announce that they are implementing something different at the same time, we know there has to be a driving force working its magic behind the scene. That driving force seems to be Health Insurance Task Force who encouraged insurers to include co-insurance and/or deductible features in product design in order to ensure consumers’ interests...
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RetireBy50.me is a personal blog about my journey to retirement by the age of 50. At 31, I am a typical white-collar Singaporean who works regular hours in a job while looking for other opportunities to make more money during non-office hours. This blog will discuss the hits-and-misses encountered during my journey to free myself from the corporate rat race. Will I get there by 2033? Stay tuned.
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