Growing old in Singapore can be expensive. From daily care to medical visits, every small cost adds up especially for seniors living with disabilities. To honour those who helped build the nation, the government now provides a S$100 monthly cash payout through the Pioneer Generation Disability Assistance Scheme (PioneerDAS). It’s not a temporary grant or a one-off relief. … Read more
If you’re nearing retirement in Singapore, you’ve probably wondered whether your savings will be enough. The good news? The government has stepped in with a powerful assurance — the Majulah Package, a new initiative designed to help seniors enjoy their golden years without financial anxiety. Under this package, eligible Singaporeans can receive up to $1,500 as a … Read more
If you’re working hard but still struggling to make ends meet, 2025 could finally bring some relief. Singapore’s enhanced Workfare Income Supplement (WIS) scheme is stepping up its support — offering up to $4,900 a year in cash and CPF benefits. That’s not just a number on paper. It’s a meaningful upgrade for thousands of Singaporeans who’ve been putting … Read more
Think about arriving at your job before sunrise, thus participating to the daily Singapore’s economy share, but at the same time, seeing your salary decreasing because of the rise of the prices. Then comes the Workfare Special Payment 2025—a very necessary help that is not only money that one can spend but also the first … Read more
If you’re part of Singapore’s Merdeka Generation, 2025 is shaping up to be a year of meaningful support. From enhanced healthcare savings to lower transport costs, the government is once again stepping up to ensure that seniors born in the 1950s can enjoy greater financial peace of mind. Here’s the thing — rising living costs … Read more
The Singapore government has just announced a new $60 Transport Voucher for 2025 to support lower-income households struggling with rising transportation costs. This initiative is part of Singapore’s broader effort to ease cost-of-living pressures — especially for seniors, students, and families who depend on public buses and MRT for their daily commute.But there’s a catch: applications close on 28 October 2025, so … Read more
$200 LifeSG Credit Boost: Here’s something many Singaporeans don’t realize — thousands of dollars in LifeSG Credit Boosts are still sitting unclaimed in government accounts. If you’re a National Serviceman or eligible citizen, you could be missing out on $200 that’s rightfully yours. Think about it. In a time when grocery prices and transport fares keep climbing, that $200 could easily … Read more
Just imagine the hassle of managing grocery bills that keep getting more painful, suddenly high utility bills, and the quiet anxiety of trying to make your salary last a little bit longer. This is the case of millions of Singaporeans who have to bear the pain of inflation every day. But there is one good … Read more
If you’re counting on your CPF savings for retirement, here’s some reassuring news — the Singapore government has decided to keep the 4% minimum interest rate on CPF retirement accounts until 2026. In plain terms, that means your money in the Retirement, Special, and MediSave Accounts will continue to earn at least 4% interest, even if market rates drop … Read more
Here’s some good news to start the year right — every eligible Singaporean could soon receive a S$700 cash payout from the government in 2025. At a time when groceries, rent, and daily essentials feel heavier on the wallet, this payout is a welcome gesture. The Singapore government is offering this one-time financial support to help households … Read more