Singlife Account

[PC-User]

From their CS, you may terminate your Singlife account by going to the Singlife app, clicking on the account details, clicking on the manage account function and you may choose the terminate/cancel account function there. Once successful the funds will be refunded to your previously linked bank account within 3 hours.

Please note that the Singlife account is a once-a-lifetime account once terminated you will not be able to reinstate or register a new account.

Thanks for the info. That is convenient. Singlife seems like no life already. But still I'll just keep it for a little longer to see ba.

 

[DenOOO]

From their CS, you may terminate your Singlife account by going to the Singlife app, clicking on the account details, clicking on the manage account function and you may choose the terminate/cancel account function there. Once successful the funds will be refunded to your previously linked bank account within 3 hours.

Please note that the Singlife account is a once-a-lifetime account once terminated you will not be able to reinstate or register a new account.

You might have mis-intepreted their T&Cs, apply is only 1 time.

If terminated liao cannot re-apply, because only can reinstate.

Reinstatement of policy is at their mercy, but not really gg la.

 

[xRenol]

You might have mis-intepreted their T&Cs, apply is only 1 time.

If terminated liao cannot re-apply, because only can reinstate.

Reinstatement of policy is at their mercy, but not really gg la.

That was the reply from their CS. According to them, If one terminated the account, he/she cannot re-apply or reinstate.

 

[reddevil0728]

That was the reply from their CS. According to them, If one terminated the account, he/she cannot re-apply or reinstate.

CS doesn't necessary mean they sure know exactly what their T&Cs is saying. so need to read their T&Cs

 

[greatgreenman]

That was the reply from their CS. According to them, If one terminated the account, he/she cannot re-apply or reinstate.

I think the wording matters. You're only entitled to one policy per lifetime, which means that you can't re-apply for a new policy, but you can apply for a reinstatement of your surrendered policy subject to Singlife's approval: https://singlife.com/content/dam/public/sg/documents/singlife-account/terms-and-conditions.pdf

 

[xRenol]

I think the wording matters. You're only entitled to one policy per lifetime, which means that you can't re-apply for a new policy, but you can apply for a reinstatement of your surrendered policy subject to Singlife's approval: https://singlife.com/content/dam/public/sg/documents/singlife-account/terms-and-conditions.pdf

Yes and the key words are subject to their approval as mentioned by DenOOO.

 

[greatgreenman]

Yes and the key words are subject to their approval as mentioned by DenOOO.

Yeah, but subject to their approval is not the same as “cannot reinstate”. It’s explicitly stated that reinstatement is possible.

 

[xRenol]

Yeah, but subject to their approval is not the same as “cannot reinstate”. It’s explicitly stated that reinstatement is possible.

Nevertheless, it will be up to each individual whether he/she want to risk of being unable to reinstate in the future.

 

[Cobra!]

Doubt they’ll reinstate. Singlife existed only as a fund generator for acquisition of Aviva. now that that’s done, no real desire to keep it.

 

[reddevil0728]

Doubt they’ll reinstate. Singlife existed only as a fund generator for acquisition of Aviva. now that that’s done, no real desire to keep it.

Now it become Singlife with aviva why not?

 

[Cobra!]

Now it become Singlife with aviva why not?

legacy product, more money to be made with traditional endowment

 

[reddevil0728]

legacy product, more money to be made with traditional endowment

Do you mean the singlife account specifically?

Cause it’s now call Singlife with aviva which will be here to stay what

 

[crystalnox]

Do you mean the singlife account specifically?

Cause it’s now call Singlife with aviva which will be here to stay what

Obviously

 

[reddevil0728]

Obviously

Singlife is not a product.

which is what you mentioned legacy product

 

[jywy2005]

I received a phone call from a man claiming to be from Singlife. I have an account with them a few years ago paying 1% interest, but have since transferred the bulk of money out

Now this guy wants me to upload a scanned copy of my NRIC for verification purposes. He followed up by sending me an email.

Cant remember whether I opened my account using SingPass. Did anybody received such an email or calls?

 

[zeroX26]

I received a phone call from a man claiming to be from Singlife. I have an account with them a few years ago paying 1% interest, but have since transferred the bulk of money out

Now this guy wants me to upload a scanned copy of my NRIC for verification purposes. He followed up by sending me an email.

Cant remember whether I opened my account using SingPass. Did anybody received such an email or calls?

Now still can ask for copy of NRIC meh ?

 

[crystalnox]

I received a phone call from a man claiming to be from Singlife. I have an account with them a few years ago paying 1% interest, but have since transferred the bulk of money out

Now this guy wants me to upload a scanned copy of my NRIC for verification purposes. He followed up by sending me an email.

Cant remember whether I opened my account using SingPass. Did anybody received such an email or calls?

Never, best call/email Singlife directly to verify.

 

[silverbomb]

I received a phone call from a man claiming to be from Singlife. I have an account with them a few years ago paying 1% interest, but have since transferred the bulk of money out

Now this guy wants me to upload a scanned copy of my NRIC for verification purposes. He followed up by sending me an email.

Cant remember whether I opened my account using SingPass. Did anybody received such an email or calls?

i recall when they first started it wasn't singpass. can call Singlife to verify the authenticity of the email address if you need second opinion.

 

[x_men_naruto96]

I received a phone call from a man claiming to be from Singlife. I have an account with them a few years ago paying 1% interest, but have since transferred the bulk of money out

Now this guy wants me to upload a scanned copy of my NRIC for verification purposes. He followed up by sending me an email.

Cant remember whether I opened my account using SingPass. Did anybody received such an email or calls?

Received a call today following up by an email too. They also offer me $10 evoucher for updating the particulars

 

[mosmos]

i recall when they first started it wasn't singpass. can call Singlife to verify the authenticity of the email address if you need second opinion.

I remember when it first started I registered with singpass

there's no option to update the particulars in the app

and my communication settings in the app is no to Phone call, I wonder why they do such marketing tricks