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Picture yourself one day in December of 2025, looking at your bank balance and seeing a large sum of money from the government, just before Christmas. Well, it is not a fantasy; it is a reality as surely as Singapore’s gradual realization of the inflationary global economy and thus easing the cost of living situation. … Read more
The start of 2026 brings the new year and many Americans still have to deal with economic pressures such as high grocery prices and rising housing costs. However, the Social Security Administration’s annual Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) gives a small relief. The 2.8% increase that will start on January is meant to protect the elderly, the … Read more
You must have felt really nice on receiving that extra $400 in your mailbox or phone notification one day after a particularly hot afternoon in the tropical paradise that is Singapore. It was a timely move by the government, syncing Climate Vouchers with cool devices that would allow them some relief while coping through rising … Read more
It is hard not to get excited about the new year when you will still profit from the promise of extra money, vouchers for figuring hawker favourites, and offset bills. Transitioning into the third year of the post-COVID era, Singapore remains far-sighted and economically proactive in support, which is communicated in the 2026 specific measures … Read more
The Singapore Government has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting households through continued financial assistance in 2026, as part of long-term cost-of-living relief measures. Under the ongoing Assurance Package, eligible adult residents are expected to receive cash payouts ranging from S$200 to S$600, depending on income level and property ownership. S$2,500 Cash Payout 2026 Singapore: Here’s … Read more
Imagine that in the beginning of 2026, you open your bank account to see that an additional $1,200 has been automatically deposited. This could mean for the elderly, the disabled, and veterans living on a fixed income, that with rising grocery bills, medical costs, or even utilities they do not have to worry about these … Read more
A very significant change is about to happen in Singapore’s bustling urban environment, where innovation and age-old customs meet. In response to the challenges of an ageing population and a drop in birth rates, the government has lifted the retirement age from 62 to 64, starting on July 1, 2026. This move not only extends … Read more
Once you reach the age of 55, all of the savings you preserved under the security of the Central Provident Fund (CPF) over several decades suddenly become ready for use in elaborating dream pleasure—be it vacation, family love, meaning, or mere financial peace. Broadening the epic CPF announcement into early 2025 means that understanding the … Read more
Just picture a whole nation on the verge of new perspectives, a ship upon the sea of uncertainty being steered by every citizen’s voice. For the Budget 2026, however, the Ministry of Finance is spreading the doors wide open for the development of a nation in partnership with Singaporeans to formulate policies that will bring … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Unemployed Singaporeans can receive up to S$6,000 while job hunting and upskilling Payouts depend on active job search efforts, not automatic handouts Support lasts up to 6 months and is capped by your previous salary The SkillsFuture Jobseeker Support Scheme 2026 gives involuntarily unemployed Singaporeans up to S$6,000 — not just as relief … Read more
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