The Majulah Package 2026 is aimed at extending meaningful financial and retirement support to Singaporean citizens who were born in 1973 and earlier. It includes, among other things, CPF top-ups, cash payouts, and MediSave credits, which assist older workers and those nearing retirement in building savings and preparing for retirement in a positive way. In
The main visa option for unskilled and semi-skilled foreign workers in major sectors including construction, and manufacturing, and marine, process and services, has remained the same in 2026 – the Work Permit for Singapore. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) manages this scheme and addresses the labour supply gap with restrictions. The updates from 2023 provide
The maximum amount that most elderly Singaporeans can get from the Silver Support Scheme is the $900 Senior Cash Payout 2026. This Support Scheme pays cash quarterly, automatically, and provides extra income support for daily necessities like food, utilities, health care, and household needs. For aged 65 and above who have worked and earned modest
The Assurance Package 2026 is the final part of Singapore’s multi-year cost-of-living relief initiative planned to help households manage the impact of the GST increase and inflation. The program has provided cash, vouchers, rebates, and CPF top-ups. As of 2026, the majority of cash programs have ended, however, certain benefits are still helping families. Why
Continuing into 2026, U-Save Rebates offer automatic quarterly financial relief to HDB households in Singapore. As part of the GST Voucher scheme, rebates are credited directly to your SP Services account to subsidize your utilities (i.e. electricity, water, and gas) bills. In 2026, U-Save has returned to offering top-ups following the enhanced Assurance Package top-ups,
The goal of Singapore’s vouchers program is to assist families in coping with increased costs for food, groceries, and other household products. The vouchers are also intended to provide households with spending flexibility and support local businesses. The vouchers are fully digital for ease of claiming, and can be claimed using Singpass. About the Singapore
The Workfare Income Supplement or WIS is an initiative that supports low wage workers in Singapore. Since 2012, the government has rewarded low income workers for their hard work, with cash bonuses and CPF top ups. This program in 2026 offers workers the ability to take home more money, while also ensuring CPF contributions for