If you feel like everyday expenses still pinch, you’re not imagining it. Even though inflation has eased, food bills, utilities, and healthcare costs haven’t gone back to where they used to be. That’s why Singapore cost of living support 2026 continues to matter for so many families. The big Assurance Package may have ended in … Read more
Singapore’s government has extended the ploy of providing direct cash payouts in the year 2026 to help citizens cope with the day-to-day living costs in the form of numerous programs. The auto gift payments are provided through structures like the third part of the Assurance Package, worth a specified amount; GST Voucher Cash; bonuses for … Read more
Open your utility bill and take a closer look. For many HDB households, the amount due is lower than expected. That’s not luck. It’s the Singapore GST Voucher U-Save 2026 quietly doing its job. While big announcements like cash payouts grab headlines, U-Save works in the background. It reduces electricity, water, and gas bills automatically, … Read more
Open your utility bill and chances are, it’s one of the first expenses you notice every month. Electricity, water, gas. None of it feels optional. That’s where the Singapore U-Save Rebates 2026 quietly step in. In 2026, U-Save rebates continue as part of the GST Voucher scheme, helping eligible HDB households lower their utility bills … Read more
Under the budget for 2026, every family in Singapore would get $300 in CDC vouchers. This is the remaining amount of $800 in CDC vouchers that had been enhanced in Budget 2025. The first $500 was issued in May 2025, and now the remaining $300 arrives at the beginning of the New Year, bringing much … Read more
Majulah Package 2026 is a government special initiative continuing to provide meaningful financial and retirement aid to Singapore citizens born in 1973 or earlier. The targeted support package includes CPF top-ups, cash bonuses, and MediSave credits, thereby helping older workers and near-retirees achieve stronger financial security. The initiative remains a part of Singapore’s enthusiasm to … Read more
Turning 55 used to mean one big question for many Singaporeans: How much of my CPF can I finally touch? In 2026, that question still matters—but the answer is more structured than most people expect. The CPF withdrawal rules 2026 are designed around a simple idea. Give members some flexibility at 55, but protect enough … Read more
The Work Permit system in Singapore serves as the primary entry point for semi-skilled and unskilled foreign workers who want to work in construction and manufacturing and marine shipyard and process and service sectors. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) manages the scheme which helps to build the economy while maintaining job security and keeping workers … Read more
The amount of S$1,080 Senior Payouts for 2026 is the maximum amount that a number of eligible elderly Singaporeans can earn through the Silver Support Scheme. This government program provides older Singaporean citizens aged 65 and above who are former and small contributors with much-needed cash assistance on a quarterly basis. In assisting them in … Read more
Starting July 2026, the age limit for retirement and re-employment for Singapore officially sets at 64 years and 69 years each. This shift is the first in a series that will be gradually increased to 65 and 70 by 2030. The move is prompted by enhanced life expectancy and healthier senior workers as presided over … Read more