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SINGAPORE — In a global environment that has “darkened dramatically”, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong announced on Friday (Feb 16) that the Government will spend about S$131 billion to “forge a stronger and more united nation”. 

Amidst a troubled international environment and a subdued global economy, the Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong announced on Friday (Feb 16) that Budget 2024 is about helping Singaporeans with their cost-of-living concerns. In his two-hour speech, Wong started off saying that the past year has not been easy, and Singapore's economy grew by a modest 1.1 per...

All Singaporeans aged 40 and above will get a top-up in SkillsFuture Credit of $4,000, while those impacted by layoffs can look towards a temporary financial support scheme. Report by Arina Sofiah and Aditi Sharma Kalra.

These rebates, distributed quarterly, will cover the GST hike and provide cost-of-living support for lower-to-middle income households.

Singapore News - About 950,000 Singaporean households living in Housing Board flats will receive rebates in January to defray the scheduled hike in goods and services tax, carbon tax and price of water in 2024. In January, lower and middle income households will get double their... Read more at www.tnp.sg

About 950,000 Singaporean households living in HDB flats will receive U-Save and Service and Conservancy Charges (S&CC) rebates in January 2024. This is to help defray the increase in Goods and Services Tax (GST) and to support lower- to middle-income households through the rise in cost of living, said the Ministry of Finance (MOF) on Friday (Dec 29). U-Save rebates...

HDB's Temporary Extension Of Stay provide existing home owners with more time to move out but it comes with some terms and conditions

In a world rocked by economic uncertainty, Singapore's government has extended a helping hand with a comprehensive cost-of-living support package. As citizens breathe a sigh of relief, the real estate market holds its breath in anticipation. This article delves into the intricate web of this financial aid and its potential ripple effects on property prices, investments, and rentals. The cost-of-living...

The September 2023 Cost-Of-Living Support Package will cost $1.1 billion and is aimed at helping Singapore households cope with inflation

Combined with what was announced in Budget 2023, about 2.5mn Singaporeans will receive up to S$800 in cash this December, amongst other support measures in the coming months.