If you thought last year’s cash payouts were generous, Budget 2025 is on a whole new level. This year, the government’s financial support isn’t just a small handout — it’s a year-long boost designed to help every Singaporean, from newborns to retirees.
As Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said, “Every Singaporean will be supported from birth to old age. No one is left behind.” And judging by the numbers, he means it.
Government Payouts 2025: Your Month-by-Month Guide
| Month (2025) | Scheme | Who is eligible? | How much will I receive? |
|---|---|---|---|
| April | U-Save (Enhanced!) | HDB households | $110 to $190 |
| S&CC Rebate | HDB households | 0.5 or 1 month offset | |
| Climate Vouchers (Enhanced!) | All HDB households and private property households | Up to $400 | |
| May | CDC Vouchers (New!) | Every Singaporean household | $500 |
| June | SG60 ActiveSG Credit Top-Up (New!) | All ActiveSG members | $100 |
| July | SG60 Vouchers (New!) | Singaporeans aged 21–59 Singaporeans aged 60 and above | $600 $800 |
| MediSave | Singaporeans aged 65 and above | $500 | |
| Child LifeSG Credits or Edusave/Post-Secondary Education Account Top-Up (New!) | Singaporean children | $500 | |
| U-Save | HDB households | $110 to $190 | |
| S&CC Rebate | HDB households | 0.5 or 1 month offset | |
| August | Cash (GSTV) | Lower- and middle-income Singaporeans | $450 or $850 |
| MediSave (GSTV) | Singaporeans aged 65 and above | $150 to $450 | |
| September | Large Family LifeSG Credits (New!) | For each third and subsequent child | $1,000 |
| SG Culture Pass (New!) | Singaporeans aged 18 and above | $100 | |
| October | U-Save (Enhanced!) | HDB households | $110 to $190 |
| S&CC Rebate | HDB households | 0.5 or 1 month offset | |
| December | Cash (Assurance Package) | All Singaporeans aged 21 and above | $100 to $600 |
| YA 2025 | Personal Income Tax Rebate (New!) | All tax residents | Up to $200 (60% of tax payable) |
Note:
All benefits are subject to the individual’s or household’s eligibility. Check official government portals for confirmation before relying on payout timelines.
What’s Inside Budget 2025?
Think of this as a “wallet-friendly calendar” for your year ahead. Whether you’re a young parent, a working adult feeling the pinch of rising costs, or a senior managing healthcare bills — there’s something here for you.
Here’s a quick snapshot of what’s coming your way:
- April: Enhanced U-Save rebates ($110–$190), S&CC rebates, and new Climate Vouchers worth up to $400
- May: CDC Vouchers worth $500 for every household
- July: SG60 Vouchers ($600–$800), MediSave top-ups for seniors, and Child Education Credits of $500
- August: GSTV Cash Payments of $450–$850
- December: Assurance Package Cash Payouts of up to $600
From utility bills to groceries to healthcare, the government’s message is clear: no one should feel left behind during Singapore’s 60th birthday year.
The SG60 Vouchers: A National Birthday Gift
This July, every Singaporean aged 21 and above will receive SG60 Vouchers — $600 for adults and $800 for seniors. They work like CDC vouchers, half for hawkers and heartland shops, half for supermarkets.
It’s simple to claim through RedeemSG with your Singpass, or you can visit your nearest Community Centre if you prefer in-person help. Don’t worry — you’ll have until 31 December 2026 to use them.
Help for Families and Seniors
Budget 2025 is especially kind to families with three or more children. New parents welcoming a third or subsequent child after 18 February 2025 can receive up to $16,000 in total benefits — including a $10,000 Child Development Account grant and $6,000 in LifeSG credits.
Meanwhile, seniors haven’t been forgotten. The Assurance Package Seniors’ Bonus gives $200–$300 to eligible Pioneer Generation citizens, while the AP MediSave program tops up $150 a year for older Singaporeans to help cover medical costs.

The Bigger Picture: Easing Everyday Costs
Behind all the numbers, there’s a simple truth — the cost of living is still rising faster than anyone likes. Budget 2025 builds on the GST Voucher and Assurance Package systems to make daily life a little easier.
Lower-income households continue to get extra help with utilities, healthcare, and town council fees. Even private coffeeshops now accept CDC vouchers, meaning your morning kopi and economic rice just got a little more affordable.
A Thought Before You Spend
Free money is great — but smart money makes life easier in the long run. Consider using some of these payouts to:
- Build your emergency fund
- Pay down high-interest debt
- Top up your CPF for retirement
Budget 2025 gives every Singaporean breathing room — and a chance to plan ahead.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How can I check my payout eligibility?
Log in to LifeSG with your Singpass. The portal automatically shows all benefits you qualify for and payout dates.
2. When can I claim my SG60 vouchers?
Claims open in July 2025 and remain valid until 31 December 2026.
3. Are these payouts automatic?
Yes. Eligible Singaporeans will receive cash or credits directly — no forms or applications required.