Singapore’s 2025 Financial Support Framework: Singapore’s 2025 Financial Support Framework is one of the most ambitious and inclusive support packages ever introduced. With rising living costs, economic transitions, and an ageing population, this budget provides practical solutions for Singaporeans from all walks of life—whether you’re a young parent, middle-income worker, or senior citizen.
In this detailed guide, we’ll walk you through each benefit, who qualifies, and how to claim the payouts. From Assurance Package (AP) cash payouts to SG60 vouchers and MediSave top-ups, here’s everything you need to know.
Singapore’s 2025 Financial Support Framework
| Initiative | Benefit | Who’s Eligible | Disbursement Timing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assurance Package (AP) | Up to $700 cash | Singaporeans 21+, income ≤ $100k, ≤1 property | April 2025 |
| SG60 Vouchers | $600–$800 | All citizens aged 21+ | July 2025 |
| One-Time Payment | $850 | Families earning ≤ $9,000/month | July 2025 |
| CDC Vouchers | $800 per household | All Singaporean households | May 2025 & Jan 2026 |
| U-Save & S&CC Rebates | Up to $760 + up to 3.5 months charges | Eligible HDB households | Quarterly, FY2025 |
| Climate Vouchers | $400 | All households | 2025 |
| AP Seniors’ Bonus | $200–$300 | Seniors 55+, low income | February 2025 |
| MediSave Top-Ups | Up to $450 | Seniors aged 65+ | August 2024 |
| Matched MediSave Scheme | Up to $1,000 match/year | Seniors 55–70, lower income | From 2026 |
| CDA, Edusave, PSEA Top-Ups | $500 each | Children aged 0–20 | 2025 |
| LifeSG Credits | $1,000 per child (from 3rd child) | Large families | 2025 |
| Income Tax Rebate | 60% rebate (max $200) | All tax residents | 2025 Tax Year |
Singapore’s 2025 Financial Support Framework reflects the government’s commitment to building an inclusive and resilient society. Whether you’re a senior coping with healthcare costs, a young parent balancing family budgets, or a working adult feeling inflation’s pinch—there’s targeted, practical help available for you.
This guide breaks down the benefits so you can take full advaage of what’s offered. Staying informed means staying empowered.
Cash Support and Payouts
Assurance Package (AP) – Up to $700
The Assurance Package offers direct cash support to offset GST increases and inflation.
- $700: For those earning ≤ $22,000 annually and owning ≤ 1 property.
- $600: Income between $22,001–$34,000.
- $350: Income between $34,001–$100,000.
- Ineligible: Those earning above $100,000 or owning multiple properties.
Cash will be credited via PayNow, GovCash, or cheque.
One-Time $850 for Families
Middle-income families are not forgotten. A one-off payment of $850 will be given to households with a monthly income of $9,000 or less, supporting cost-of-living pressures.
Celebratory Benefits: SG60 and CDC Vouchers
SG60 Vouchers – $600 to $800
In honour of Singapore’s 60th birthday, all adult citizens will receive:
- $600 (ages 21–59)
- $800 (ages 60+)
Usable at supermarkets, hawkers, and participating stores, these are ideal for essential daily spending.
CDC Vouchers – $800 per Household
Singaporean households will receive $800 in total, split across two tranches:
- $500 in May 2025
- $300 in January 2026
These can be spent at heartland merchants and neighborhood stalls.
Utility and Household Rebates
U-Save Rebates
Eligible HDB households will receive up to $760 in rebates to offset electricity, gas, and water bills. Amount varies based on flat type.
S&CC Rebates
Service and Conservancy Charges (S&CC) will be subsidized for up to 3.5 months for eligible households, easing town council bill burdens.
Climate and Sustainability Support
Climate Vouchers – $400
Each household will receive $400 in Climate Vouchers, encouraging the purchase of energy-efficient home appliances like air conditioners and refrigerators. It’s a step toward a greener, lower-carbon Singapore.
Support for Seniors
AP Seniors’ Bonus – Up to $300
Lower-income seniors aged 55 and above, with annual income ≤ $34,000 and owning one or no property, will receive $200 to $300 in February 2025.
MediSave Top-Ups – Up to $450
Seniors aged 65 and above will receive up to $450 credited directly into their MediSave accounts. This is to support rising healthcare needs.
Matched MediSave Contributions – Up to $1,000 Match
From 2026, eligible seniors can receive dollar-for-dollar matching up to $1,000 annually when they voluntarily top up their MediSave.
Blue Book Traineeship 2025 By European Commission: Check Eligibility Criteria and Apply Now!
To qualify:
- Age 55–70
- Monthly income ≤ $4,000
- One property only, AV ≤ $21,000
- MediSave balance less than half of the Basic Healthcare Sum
Benefits for Children and Families
Child Development Account (CDA) – $500 Top-Up
All Singaporean children aged 12 and below will receive $500 credited into their CDA to support early childhood education and health expenses.
Edusave and Post-Secondary Education Account (PSEA) – $500
Children aged 13 to 20 will receive $500 into either their Edusave (for younger teens) or PSEA (for post-secondary education).
LifeSG Credits for Large Families – $1,000 per Child
Families with three or more children will get $1,000 per child (3rd and subsequent) annually between ages 1 to 6. This promotes family growth and offsets childcare expenses.
Income Tax Relief
All tax-resident individuals will receive a 60% income tax rebate, capped at $200 for the 2025 assessment year. This helps ease the financial load during tax season.
How to Check Your Eligibility
Use Singapore’s official online tools to calculate your expected benefits:
- Login to the official benefits calculator
- Enter your income, property, and family details
- See a breakdown of what support you’ll receive
All payouts and vouchers will be automatically disbursed if you meet the eligibility criteria, so make sure your PayNow-NRIC is activated for faster access.
Singapore’s $2,800 Workfare Payment for Self-Employed: Check How to Get Yours!
S$300 Climate Vouchers Available for 250,000 Singapore Homes – Check Eligibility Now!
Singaporeans Can Get Up to $1670/Month — Are You Claiming Your Full Benefits?
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Do I need to apply for these payouts?
No. If you are eligible, the government will disburse funds automatically using PayNow-NRIC, GovCash, or mailed cheques.
Q2: Are permanent residents eligible for any of these benefits?
Most of these schemes are exclusive to Singaporean citizens. PRs may receive some benefits under different programs.
Q3: What happens if I don’t have PayNow-NRIC?
You will receive your benefits through GovCash or by cheque. However, PayNow is the fastest and most secure option.
Q4: Can I use SG60 and CDC vouchers online?
SG60 and CDC vouchers are meant for physical retail stores, especially heartland merchants, to boost local businesses.
Q5: How will I know if I received my payout?
You’ll get notified via Singpass app or SMS alert when your funds or vouchers are disbursed.
