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KEY HIGHLIGHTS The Kia Sportage S CRDi AWD remains the only mainstream medium SUV still offering diesel power. Strong torque, all-wheel drive and a comfortable ride make it one of the most balanced family SUVs. It’s ageing, but if diesel efficiency matters, there’s still little else like it. Diesel medium SUVs have quietly disappeared, but … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singaporeans can share feedback for Budget 2026 from 2 Dec to 12 Jan Views sought on jobs, business growth, seniors, and social support Feedback may influence Budget measures announced in Feb 2026 From 2 December to 12 January, Singaporeans are invited to share ideas and concerns ahead of Budget 2026, which will be … Read more
The rising cost of living in Singapore has made everyday essentials—meals, groceries, transport, and services—more expensive for households. To provide targeted relief, the Singapore Government continues to strengthen its Assurance Package through the Community Development Council (CDC) Vouchers Scheme. In January 2026, every eligible Singaporean household receives S$300 in CDC Vouchers, of which S$150 is … Read more
From the rental rates in the CBD to the cost of supplies in a neighborhood Ang Mo Kio bakery, overheads are tight. But here is some good news that many bosses might overlook while busy managing the daily grind. If you are employing local staff aged 60 and above, the government is actually helping you pay their wages. … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Centrelink payments are increasing for JobSeeker and Age Pension recipients across Australia. Eligible Australians could receive A$30 to A$70 more per fortnight, applied automatically. The boost is part of cost-of-living relief, with no action needed from recipients. From late December 2025, Centrelink payments are increasing for JobSeeker, Age Pension, and selected allowance recipients. … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singaporeans aged 21–59 can now claim S$600 SG60 vouchers from 22 Dec 2025 Vouchers usable at hawkers, heartland shops, and major supermarkets islandwide No income check needed — claim digitally via Singpass in minutes From 22 December 2025, adult Singaporeans aged 21 to 59 can officially claim S$600 worth of SG60 vouchers. No … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS SG60 Vouchers roll out in 2026 to help Singapore households cope with daily costs Includes CDC vouchers, U-Save rebates, and special lifestyle & culture credits Most vouchers expire 31 Dec 2026 — don’t wait till last minute As Singapore turns 60 years old, the Government is rolling out the SG60 Care and Support … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore seniors aged 55 and above may receive cash payouts and CPF top-ups in 2026. Total benefits can reach hundreds of dollars in cash plus long-term CPF retirement boosts. No application needed for most seniors — payouts are credited automatically. Living costs keep going up, but not everyone has the luxury of higher … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS SG60 vouchers in 2026 now go beyond spending, focusing on sustainability and wellbeing New “green”, wellness, and family-focused credits quietly reshape daily life for Singaporeans More targeted support, smarter tech, and stronger community impact worth paying attention The SG60 Care and Support Package has quietly shifted from feel-good handouts into practical, long-term support … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Several government vouchers and credits will expire soon if unused. Up to S$1,400 per household could go to waste if missed. Most schemes can be claimed in minutes using Singpass. End of the year in Singapore usually means clearing leave, clearing pantry snacks — and now, clearing unused government vouchers. If you haven’t … Read more
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