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KEY HIGHLIGHTS All Singaporean households can claim S$300 CDC Vouchers from 2 January via the official gov.sg portal. Major supermarkets are offering return vouchers and extended discounts to stretch CDC spending. Households should claim early and plan supermarket trips to maximise time-limited January promotions. Every Singaporean household is eligible for S$300 in CDC Vouchers, with … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore Citizens aged 12 and above will receive a one-off S$200 ActiveSG Credit in 2026 under the SG60 package. The credits are valid for a limited period and unused balances will expire permanently after the validity window. Eligible Singaporeans must log in to ActiveSG and activate the credits to avoid missing out. Singapore’s … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Budget 2026 may scale back CDC vouchers as inflation pressures ease Economists expect smaller payouts of S$400–S$500, down from S$800 in 2025 Lower-income households likely to remain prioritised under tighter targeting With inflation easing, economists expect Singapore’s CDC voucher scheme to continue in Budget 2026, but in a reduced and more targeted form … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singaporeans aged 21–59 are eligible to receive S$600 in SG60 Vouchers as part of SG60 support measures. Vouchers will be issued digitally from mid-2026 and must be used before the official expiry date. Eligible citizens must log in with Singpass to claim and can spend vouchers at participating local merchants. The SG60 Vouchers … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore may provide up to S$1,200 in combined cash support to eligible citizens in 2026. Payouts are expected across multiple periods in 2026, depending on income, age, and property ownership. No application is required, but PayNow-NRIC and personal records should be updated to avoid delays. Singapore is expected to continue targeted cash support … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS CPF LIFE remains the mandatory lifelong payout scheme for eligible Singaporeans from age 65 in 2026. Higher Retirement Sums in 2026 lead to increased monthly payouts, with ERS exceeding S$2,500 per month. Singaporeans should review CPF LIFE plans, consider deferral, and top up RA early to maximise payouts. CPF LIFE continues to be … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore will raise the statutory retirement age to 65 and re-employment age to 70 from July 2026 The change affects CPF contributions, re-employment rights, and retirement income planning Workers and employers should review CPF strategies, contracts, and workforce plans before 2026 Singapore will raise its statutory retirement age in 2026 as part of … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS SG60 Vouchers are part of Singapore’s SG60 cost-of-living support to help households manage daily expenses. Unused or poorly planned voucher spending leads to real SGD value loss, especially before expiry deadlines. Households should plan early, prioritise essentials, and track official updates to maximise voucher value. SG60 Vouchers are meant to ease cost pressures … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS SG60 Vouchers introduced as part of Singapore’s SG60 celebrations to help households manage daily living costs Vouchers can be used on essential spending such as groceries, hawker meals, healthcare, utilities, and school supplies Singaporeans should prioritise everyday necessities and check participating merchants before the expiry date< SG60 Vouchers are part of Singapore’s SG60 ... Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS SG60 Vouchers are a one-off household support initiative tied to Singapore’s 60th anniversary. Vouchers help offset daily expenses such as food, groceries, and household essentials. Families should plan spending early to avoid expiry and maximise real savings. SG60 Vouchers are designed to ease daily costs for Singapore households. Used properly, they can meaningfully … Read more