In a bid to ease the rising cost of living and promote digital adoption, the Singapore government has rolled out a S$600 digital voucher scheme for eligible citizens between the ages of 21 and 59. This support is part of the wider Assurance Package and aims to provide both immediate relief and long-term digital engagement … Read more
To help households cope with rising utility bills, the Singapore government has confirmed that eligible HDB households will receive U-Save rebates ranging from $440 to $760 in 2025. This support is part of the GST Voucher (GSTV) scheme, aimed at easing the impact of consumption taxes and providing financial relief, particularly to lower- and middle-income … Read more
In a major policy move to improve income security for vulnerable segments of the workforce, the Singapore Government has announced a $1,000 cash payout initiative for informal and low-wage workers in 2025. This measure is part of an ongoing national effort to strengthen social safety nets, reward work participation, and provide meaningful support to those … Read more
In 2025, the Singapore Government will provide up to $700 in direct support to help households cope with rising living costs, energy bills, and the effects of inflation and the GST hike. This payment is part of a comprehensive Household Support Package under the Assurance Package, designed to ensure that Singaporean families continue to receive … Read more
In a bold move to uplift lower-wage workers and promote inclusive growth, the Singapore Government has introduced a new Workfare Bonus scheme for 2025, offering payouts of up to S$2,800. This enhanced initiative targets both employees and self-employed individuals, rewarding sustained employment while boosting CPF savings and take-home income. With automatic disbursement and expanded age-based … Read more
The Majulah Package 2025 is a key initiative introduced by the Singapore Government to support senior Singaporeans aged 50 and above who may have lower retirement savings or limited income. With payouts up to $1,500, the package aims to provide immediate financial relief and boost long-term retirement adequacy. First announced during Budget 2024, the Majulah … Read more
In 2025, the Singapore Government will provide up to $900 in cash payouts to eligible elderly citizens as part of its ongoing effort to enhance retirement adequacy and ease cost-of-living pressures. These payouts are not part of a single scheme but are distributed through three major support programmes—Silver Support Scheme, GST Voucher (Cash for Seniors), … Read more
In a significant move to support the nation’s ageing population, the Singapore Government has confirmed a payout of up to S$1,080 for eligible seniors in 2025. This financial boost forms part of broader social assistance efforts like the Silver Support Scheme and the newly expanded Majulah Package, aimed at helping older, lower-income Singaporeans cope with … Read more
Singapore’s ageing population has led to rising demand for sustainable long-term care solutions. To support this, the government introduced MediSave Care—a scheme that allows eligible individuals to withdraw up to $200 per month from their own MediSave account or their spouse’s MediSave, to help cover recurring care expenses. If you or your loved one is … Read more
In 2025, Singapore’s senior citizens can expect increased financial security as the government confirms monthly payouts of up to S$1,250 under key retirement and assistance schemes. This initiative is part of the nation’s broader commitment to help elderly Singaporeans manage daily expenses and age with dignity. If you or your loved ones are entering retirement, … Read more