Singtel Adds Insurance Savings to E-Wallet

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Singtel is adding financial services to its mobile wallet Dash, in the form of offer an insurance savings solution underwritten by Etiqa.
The Dash EasyEarn savings insurance is designed for investors who want to start saving regularly for their future but who may be concerned about cash flow, Singtel said in a statement on Monday announcing its launch.
The insurance plan has a minimum initial premium of S$2,000, up to a maximum of S$20,000. Policyholders are automatically covered with a 105 percent death benefit of the account value.
Other benefits include up to 2-percent per annum returns for the first policy year, no lock-in period and unlimited withdrawals with zero penalties. Customers can purchase, top-up and make withdrawals on their EasyEarn plan via the Singtel Dash app on their mobile phone.
The offering represents the next steps for Dash as it grows to become a more inclusive everyday app that will play a bigger part in enabling our customers’ digital lifestyles, Gilbert Chuah, head of mobile financial services, International Group, Singtel, said.
Dash is among the largest non-bank mobile wallets in Singapore. Since its launch in 2014, the app has expanded beyond payments and mobile remittance to include lifestyle services like restaurant bookings and travel insurance. The app now has over 1 million registered users.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the minimum amount a customer must invest to start saving with Dash EasyEarn?
What is the minimum amount a customer must invest to start saving with Dash EasyEarn?
Customers must pay a minimum initial premium of S$2,000 to begin saving with Dash EasyEarn. The maximum initial premium allowed for this insurance plan is S$20,000.
Q.What benefits are included with the Dash EasyEarn savings insurance plan?
What benefits are included with the Dash EasyEarn savings insurance plan?
Benefits include a 105 percent death benefit of the account value, up to 2-percent per annum returns for the first policy year, no lock-in period, and unlimited withdrawals with zero penalties.
Q.Who is underwriting this new insurance savings solution for Singtel Dash customers?
Who is underwriting this new insurance savings solution for Singtel Dash customers?
The new insurance savings solution, Dash EasyEarn, is underwritten by Etiqa. Singtel announced its launch on Monday, making it available via the Singtel Dash app.
Q.How long has the Singtel Dash app been available, and how many users does it have?
How long has the Singtel Dash app been available, and how many users does it have?
The Singtel Dash app was launched in 2014 and has since grown to include over 1 million registered users. It has expanded beyond payments to include various lifestyle services.
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