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UOB, Prudential Singapore launch women's savings account

It offers free insurance coverage against six women-related cancers.

UOB and Prudential Singapore unveiled a new savings account made solely for women with complimentary medical insurance for six women-related cancers, according to a news release.

UOB Lady’s Savings Account will grant a coverage amount based on a client’s monthly average balance over the past three months. The savings account also offers free annual health screenings for diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, cancer markers, and a free three-strain flu vaccination every year.

In 2018, over 40% of Prudential Singapore’s total critical illness claims were from women, with breast cancer and uterine cancer being the two most frequently reported diseases.

Further, it comes with a subsidised general practitioner consultation package for account holders and up to four dependents. Clients can consult a doctor from one of 500 panel clinics island-wide at a subsidised flat rate of $13 per visit.

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