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From June 11, all Singaporean households will be eligible to receive S$500 (US$380) in Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers. This initiative is set to ease the financial burden of living costs for approximately 1.38 million households across the…
Singaporean households that meet the eligibility criteria can now submit their applications for public transport vouchers valued at S$60 (equivalent to US$46). These vouchers are intended to alleviate the increased cost of commuting. Details of the Voucher…
Over 950,000 households in Singapore’s public Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats are set to receive utility bill rebates ranging from S$110 to S$190 (US$86 to US$150) this October, aimed at easing the financial burden of rising living costs. In…
The government has cut electricity prices by 10 percent for the year’s last quarter to support economic recovery from Covid-19 impacts. The discount applies to businesses and households for a maximum of 300-kilowatt-hour consumption per month from October to…
The government hopes to built gas pipe networks for 5 million household consumers in the next 10 years at a cost of Rp70 trillion. Utilization of gas as household fuel is more efficient, said Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Sudirman Said, when…
