In 2025, Singaporean taxpayers are set to benefit from the government’s Personal Income Tax (PIT) Rebate scheme, designed to reduce the tax burden on resident individuals during challenging economic times. The rebate, which applies to taxes assessed for the Year of Assessment (YA) 2025, offers eligible taxpayers up to $200 in savings and is part … Read more
As part of its continued efforts to help households cope with inflation and rising costs of living, the Singapore government has announced a mid-year cash payout of up to S$1,200 in 2025. This timely boost is part of a wider support package aimed at assisting low- and middle-income Singaporeans. The best part? Many eligible citizens … Read more
In 2025, Singapore’s senior citizens can expect an enhanced financial support payout of up to S$1,080, thanks to the government’s expanded Silver Support Scheme and additional aid measures. This initiative aims to provide continued relief to elderly Singaporeans, especially those with limited savings and lower incomes. Whether you’re a retiree or assisting an elderly family … Read more
ease the impact of rising transport costs on lower-income families, the Singapore government continues to offer Public Transport Vouchers (PTVs) worth $50 each to eligible households in 2025. This targeted support is part of a larger effort to ensure affordable and inclusive access to public transport, especially following fare adjustments. Public Transport Vouchers 2025 Overview … Read more
Singapore is taking another major step in supporting its elderly population. Starting in 2025, eligible senior citizens will receive a monthly payout of S$1,250, forming a critical part of the government’s commitment to strengthen long-term retirement income security. This initiative builds on existing retirement schemes, such as CPF LIFE, and aligns with Singapore’s broader efforts … Read more
To help elderly Singaporeans with low lifetime incomes and limited family support, the government continues to roll out quarterly payments under the Silver Support Scheme in 2025. This initiative provides automatic financial assistance to seniors who may not have sufficient CPF savings or retirement funds, helping them meet basic living expenses and age with dignity. … Read more
Singapore has launched a new financial assistance initiative for senior citizens in 2025, offering up to $3,700 in total benefits. This support comes at a time when older Singaporeans are facing rising living costs and increasing medical needs. As part of the Majulah Package and the Assurance Package, this payout aims to reduce financial stress … Read more
In 2025, thousands of low-income workers in Singapore will benefit from a generous payout of up to S$3,267 under the Workfare Income Supplement (WIS) Scheme. This initiative is part of the government’s ongoing efforts to boost incomes and retirement savings for workers in essential, lower-paying jobs. If you’re currently working in a lower-wage position or … Read more