Date: 24 Oct 2026 (Saturday)

Time: 1pm – 2:30pm

Venue: Stephen Riady Auditorium, NTUC Business Centre

Planning for healthcare and retirement rarely happens in isolation. The decisions you make about one will shape the other.This session is designed for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents aged 45 and above who want a clearer picture of howto protect both their health and long-term financial security as they approach retirement. ​

Participants will learn how subsidies, MediSave, MediShield Life, ElderShield/CareShield Life, and Integrated Shield Planswork together to keep healthcare costs manageable — and how to right-size their coverage so that health insurance needsand retirement savings are balanced. They will also explore the role of preventive health measures and identify practicalsteps they can take today to safeguard both their wellbeing and savings.​

Speakers:

Charlton Lim
Deputy Director, Healthcare Claims & Payment at Central Provident Fund Board

Charlton is a Deputy Director at the Central Provident Fund Board (CPFB), where he leads the team that handles healthcare governance and the administration of the Matched MediSave Scheme (MMSS).

He has spent the last ten years rotating around CPFB, including stints in the policy department where he was involved in formulating policies that are effective, sustainable, and responsive to changing needs. Today, he focuses on balancing between healthcare policy objectives and delivery of practical operational outcomes, while also trying to balance his life with his newborn.

Heng Su Yun
Assistant Director, Finance Policy at the Ministry of Health
Su Yun is Assistant Director, Finance Policy at the Ministry of Health (MOH), where she oversees matters relating to MediShield Life premiums. 

Prior to her stint at MOH, she spent a number of years at Prime Minister's Office (Strategy Group), where she contributed to the long-term planning processes in the economy-building sector. She started her career at the Economic Development Board, where she partnered chemical companies in Jurong Island to grow their presence locally.

Robin Lee
Deputy Director, Training & Education Division at Communicable Diseases Agency

Robin Lee serves as the Deputy Director of the Training & Education Division at the Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA), where he spearheads the strategic planning of national-level awareness campaigns and outreach programmes to protect Singapore residents against communicable diseases.

Previously at the Health Promotion Board (HPB), he oversaw successful public health campaigns on pneumococcal vaccination, HIV testing, and appropriate antibiotic use. A registered pharmacist with advanced clinical pharmacy training, Robin leverages his clinical experience in supporting national programmes, including the Health Plan Vaccination module to aid primary care physicians in nudging Healthier SG enrollees to go for their recommended vaccines.