Income vs Singlife travel insurance

Of the 10 examples both price, Income was cheaper on 10, Singlife on 0. Your own answers can change the order, so get your own quote.

On each one's cheapest plan for one week in Thailand, one adult (Income FlexiTravel Plus (charged by the hour, at most S$3 a day; 19 destinations in Asia and Oceania, trips up to 14 days), Singlife Travel Lite with COVID-19 add-on): Overseas medical expenses: Income S$200,000 (medical aids and equipment S$500 per incident); no cover for treatment back in Singapore, Singlife S$250,000 (S$75,000 if above age 70); Trip cancellation: Income Not covered before you leave (shortening your trip S$3,000; trip disruption S$1,000; unused entertainment tickets S$400), Singlife S$5,000; Baggage and personal belongings: Income S$1,500 (laptop S$1,000; watches, jewellery and valuables S$200 in total; other items S$150 each), Singlife S$3,000 (S$500 per item, S$1,000 for a laptop); COVID-19: Income Covered within the limits of each benefit (medical expenses, evacuation, shortening the trip and the rest of sections 1 to 22) if you test positive and fall ill; not the cost of mandatory tests, Singlife COVID-19 add-on included: overseas medical expenses up to S$50,000, emergency medical evacuation S$250,000 and repatriation S$30,000, trip cancellation or postponement S$2,500 and trip interruption S$2,500 — all due to COVID-19 (no Singapore medical, quarantine allowance or hospital income on Lite); Excess: Income S$0.00, Singlife S$0.00.

Income: 70% off; 25% off; 60% off; 30% off; 15% off. Singlife: none to show.