The SG60 ActiveSG Credit Top-Up is a nationwide initiative celebrating Singapore's 60 years of progress by promoting fitness and community participation. It provides Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents with credits of up to S$200 to encourage sports engagement through MyActiveSG+. This program aims to make active living more affordable and supports a healthier, more inclusive society.
Singapore has launched the $60 Public Transport Voucher Exercise 2025 to help lower-income households cope with fare hikes. Eligible families can apply from 14 January to 31 October 2025 to use vouchers for fare card top-ups or monthly passes.
The Personal Income Tax (PIT) Rebate in Singapore is an initiative introduced to ease the tax burden on taxpayers. For Year of Assessment (YA) 2025, this rebate provides a 60% reduction on the tax payable, capped at S$200. The rebate is automatically granted, with no need for an application.
PioneerDAS offers S$100 monthly cash assistance to Singapore’s Pioneers who require help with at least three daily living activities, regardless of income. This support complements other long‑term care schemes and empowers recipients to manage care costs.
The Majulah Package provides seniors in Singapore with an opportunity to boost their retirement savings through the Retirement Savings Bonus, automatically credited to their CPF accounts. Eligible seniors can receive up to $1,500, along with additional bonuses like the Earn and Save Bonus and the MediSave Bonus, ensuring they are equipped to manage their retirement and healthcare needs.
The $300 CDC Vouchers, scheduled for distribution in January 2026, are part of Singapore's broader initiative to support households facing rising living costs. This article covers how to claim, use, and maximize these vouchers for everyday expenses, as well as key dates and eligibility information.
Singapore’s Workfare Income Supplement (WIS) will provide employees with payouts of up to $4,900 annually from 2025. The enhanced scheme offers cash and CPF support, with revised income and property limits allowing more workers to benefit.
