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KEY HIGHLIGHTS CPF LIFE provides lifelong monthly retirement payouts for Singaporeans starting from age 65. Members meeting the Full Retirement Sum may receive around S$1,500–S$2,000 monthly depending on the CPF LIFE plan. Cash top-ups through the Retirement Sum Topping-Up Scheme can increase payouts and provide tax relief. Retirement income in Singapore mainly comes from CPF … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore has extended the Part-Time Re-employment Grant (PTRG) until 2027 to support companies hiring senior workers. Employers can receive funding of up to S$125,000 for implementing structured part-time re-employment policies. Companies must adopt formal HR practices supporting employees aged 60+ and apply through official workforce support channels. Singapore has extended the Part-Time Re-employment … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS CPF Matched Retirement Savings Scheme (MRSS) allows families to top up seniors’ CPF Retirement Accounts with a government match. Eligible top-ups receive a dollar-for-dollar match up to S$600 per year for qualifying seniors. Singaporeans can maximise the benefit by topping up their parents’ CPF Retirement Account through the CPF portal. Singapore families can … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore households may receive CDC vouchers plus SG60 vouchers worth up to S$800 in combined support. Total support could include around S$500 in CDC vouchers and about S$300 from the SG60 initiative. Households will likely claim vouchers online via Singpass and use them at hawkers, heartland shops, and supermarkets. Singapore families could receive … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore’s Basic Healthcare Sum (BHS) rises to S$79,000 in 2026, allowing higher MediSave healthcare reserves. Eligible Singaporeans may receive dollar-for-dollar government matching under the MediSave Matching Scheme (MMSS), capped at S$1,000 yearly. Voluntary MediSave top-ups can qualify for tax relief and help individuals reach the BHS faster. Singapore’s MediSave scheme remains a key … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore seniors may receive GSTV MediSave top-ups of up to S$450 in 2026 under the GST Voucher scheme. Payouts are expected around August 2026 and will be credited directly to CPF MediSave accounts. No application required — eligible citizens only need to check their status via the official GST Voucher portal using Singpass. … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore households will receive S$500 in CDC Vouchers to help offset daily expenses. The vouchers are split into S$250 for heartland merchants and S$250 for participating supermarkets. Households must log in with Singpass to claim the digital vouchers before the official deadline. Singapore households will receive S$500 in CDC vouchers to help with … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore’s Silver Support Scheme 2026 provides quarterly cash payouts to eligible seniors aged 65 and above. Eligible seniors may receive up to about S$1,080 per quarter depending on housing type and income conditions. No application is required — eligibility is automatically assessed using CPF, housing, and income records. Singapore’s Silver Support Scheme continues … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore updates Work Permit rules in 2026 with levy adjustments, quota controls, and stronger migrant worker protections. Foreign Worker Levy ranges between S$300–S$950 monthly; marine shipyard levy rises by S$100 and process sector by S$150. Employers must review quotas, maintain Local Qualifying Salary workers, and follow updated MOM compliance rules. Singapore has updated … Read more
KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore’s Majulah Package continues in 2026 to strengthen CPF retirement savings for citizens born in 1973 or earlier. Eligible Singaporeans may receive S$200–S$1,000 cash, up to S$1,500 CPF top-ups, and up to S$1,000 yearly work bonuses. No application required — payouts and CPF credits are automatically assessed and credited for eligible recipients. Singapore’s … Read more