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KEY HIGHLIGHTS Eligible Singapore Citizens may receive up to S$700 in AP Cash in 2026 under the government’s Assurance Package (AP). Payout expected August–September 2026; no application required; maximum tier S$700 based on income and property ownership. Link NRIC to PayNow and verify income/property records early to avoid delays. Eligible Singapore Citizens may receive up … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS CPF offers guaranteed, lifelong retirement income, while S-REITs provide higher but variable payouts. In 2026, CPF interest rates remain stable at up to 4% p.a., while S-REIT yields range around 4–7%. Most Singaporeans benefit from combining CPF for essentials with REITs for inflation protection. As retirement planning becomes more complex in 2026, many … Read more
Healthcare expenses in Singapore are rising steadily, driven by an ageing population, medical inflation, and higher insurance premiums. To help citizens cope with these costs, the Singapore Government continues to enhance the GST Voucher (GSTV) Scheme, with MediSave top-ups forming a crucial component. In 2026, eligible Singaporeans can receive up to S$450 in GST Voucher … Read more
Healthcare costs in Singapore continue to rise steadily, driven by an ageing population, medical inflation, and increasing demand for specialist care. In 2026, managing healthcare expenses is no longer just a retirement issue — it is a financial priority for working adults, families, and self-employed individuals alike. One of the most effective yet often underutilised … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Silver Support Scheme payouts increase in 2026, with eligible seniors receiving up to S$1,080 per quarter. Higher income threshold of S$2,300 per person expands eligibility for more low-income seniors. No application required; payouts are assessed automatically and credited quarterly. The Silver Support Scheme continues to provide direct cash support to lower-income seniors in … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore will tighten Work Permit rules from 2026, affecting employers and foreign workers. Expect higher levies, stricter wage checks, and tougher compliance enforcement. For most firms, manpower costs will rise unless dependency on foreign workers is reduced. Big changes are coming for companies hiring foreign workers in Singapore. From January 2026, Work Permit … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore households could receive up to S$800 in CDC and SG60 vouchers in 2026 Support is automatic, debt-free, and meant to offset daily living costs Used smartly, vouchers can ease cash flow for loans, insurance, and essentials If living costs feel heavier lately, you’re not imagining it. Food prices, healthcare bills, and everyday … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore confirms S$200–S$600 cash payouts in 2026 under the Assurance Package Automatic cost-of-living relief for eligible Singapore Citizens — no application needed Cash support helps offset GST, inflation, utilities, groceries, healthcare, and daily expenses Rising prices are hitting closer to home — supermarket bills are higher, utilities cost more, and insurance premiums keep … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS CPF MRSS 2026 matches up to S$600 per eligible senior when cash top-ups are made to their Retirement Account. Parents must meet age, income, CPF balance, and property limits to qualify for the government matching. Children can still enjoy CPF tax relief on top-ups, even while parents receive MRSS matching. CPF MRSS 2026 … Read more
Singapore $1980 CDC Vouchers: With inflation, higher utility bills, and rising daily expenses, household cost pressures remain a key concern in Singapore. To support families and stabilise domestic spending, the Singapore Government has confirmed up to $1,980 in CDC Vouchers per household, with a major tranche scheduled for January 2026. The CDC Vouchers Scheme continues … Read more