Category Archive For "Insurance"
What you need to know about COVID-19 restrictions in Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong
It’s the end of September 2022, and many countries and city-states, including Hong Kong (HK), have adjusted or intend to reduce their COVID-19 preventative measures, which is amazing news for the residents of HK and expats who are itching to travel abroad again. So far, Japan, Thailand, Taiwan, Singapore, and Malaysia are the latest places …
How much homeowners insurance coverage do I need?
Determining how much insurance you need to cover the structure of your property, personal belongings, and more can be extremely overwhelming. This is true whether you are a local resident or an expat who plans on buying a property in the city-state with loved ones. But no matter who you are, securing the right level …
Guide to car insurance in Hong Kong: Top 6 car insurance exclusion clauses
Owning a car in Hong Kong certainly has its perks, but they come with a hefty price tag. Buying a car is already expensive, to begin with. On top of that, third-party car insurance is required by law. Many car owners make the unfortunate mistake of assuming that their vehicle insurance covers everything. When, in …
Best things to do to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival in 2022
The Mid-Autumn Festival is just around the corner! It’s an exciting time of year regardless of whether this is your first time celebrating the festival or you’ve been celebrating it since you were a child. You can look forward to indulging in rich mooncakes, visiting gorgeous and lantern-filled streets, admiring the illuminating moon, or doing …
What you need to know about business interruption insurance in HK
According to an article by Eames Consulting in 2017, research from QBE insurance indicated that 26% of businesses in Hong Kong suffered lost income due to a business interruption. And if you thought that things were better by now, think again. The uncertain economic situation, global supply chain disruption, rising inflation, and other macro factors …
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