Singlife offers SME premium discount with WSH Council tie-up

The offer applies to Singlife’s MyBenefits Plus plan and is valid until 31 March 2027.

Singlife has partnered with Singapore’s Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Council to offer a 10% discount on group insurance premiums for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that take part in the Total WSH Programme.

The offer applies to Singlife’s MyBenefits Plus plan and is valid until 31 March 2027.

The Total WSH Programme, which is free for SMEs, promotes health and safety in the workplace through screening and coaching sessions.

Under the agreement, SMEs that participate in these sessions can access the discounted premiums in their first year of coverage.

MyBenefits Plus is a group insurance plan for SMEs, covering term life, personal accident, and medical benefits.

Additional options include coverage for critical illness, outpatient care, and dental benefits.

For companies that choose non-package group insurance plans, Singlife will provide complimentary wellness benefits during the first year, including curated wellness activities under its corporate wellness programme.

Singlife head of Sustainability Chia Ko Wen said the partnership supports the creation of healthier workplaces and aligns with the firm’s focus on long-term workforce wellbeing.

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