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How can long term health insurance protect your old age?
According to a draft national civil code set to be completed by 2020, China may scrap its two-child policy soon, China state media says on Monday. If this turns out to be true, it would put an end to decades of family-planning rules, after the government raised its one-child-per-family restriction to two children in 2016. …
What is long term medical insurance and how can you secure it?
Securing long term medical insurance is a smart move; perhaps now even more than ever before. With the rise of medical costs worldwide, insurance premiums continue to climb, making it harder for policyholders to stick with insurance plans that they have purchased in the past. Our medical needs change throughout our lives, and as such …
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Opportunities and challenges of the Chinese senior care industry
If you talk about senior care to an elderly Chinese, the first image that springs to their mind might be a hospice-like, unhygienic environment. But thanks to the introduction of quality, foreign-owned senior care centers, an aging population, and a shift in cultural values, more and more local elders are starting to accept the idea …
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Your guide to obtaining long term health insurance is now released
Pacific Prime China is proud to announce the recent release of our new guide to obtaining long term health insurance. The guide is based on the expert knowledge Pacific Prime has gained during its 18 + years in the insurance market. Your Guide to Obtaining Long Term Health Insurance is now free to download, and …
How to stay safe in the light of the recent Chinese vaccine scandals?
The recent Chinese vaccine scandals have yet again put in question the safety measures local authorities take when it comes to admitting vaccines into the local market. This time, a major vaccine producer in China, Changsheng Bio-tech, had produced ineffective DPT (diphtheria, whooping cough, and tetanus) vaccines. They were distributed to approx 215,184 children aged …