WIS 2026 Singapore: Check eligibility, Income cap, Payouts up to S$4,900

Workfare Income Supplement

KEY HIGHLIGHTS WIS payouts continue in 2026 with higher income caps and bigger annual support. Low-wage workers can receive up to S$4,900 a year, split between cash and CPF. Most employees don’t need to apply — but self-employed workers must take action. If you’re earning a modest income in Singapore, WIS can quietly put thousands … Read more

Cash + CPF: See Payouts, Eligibility, Examples, and how much you can get

Workfare Income Supplement 2026

KEY HIGHLIGHTS WIS in 2026 continues to pay eligible Singapore workers in a mix of cash and CPF, not cash-only. Lower-wage employees can receive up to S$4,900 a year, boosting income now and retirement savings later. Most employees get 40% cash + 60% CPF, while self-employed workers receive mainly MediSave support. Extra cash is good. … Read more

2026 Senior Bonus Singapore: Seniors May Get Up to S$900

2026 Senior Bonus Singapore

KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore seniors aged 65 and above may receive up to S$900 in cash support in 2026. No application needed — eligibility is automatically assessed using Government records. Payouts aim to ease cost-of-living pressure and boost retirement cash flow. The 2026 Senior Bonus has officially been rolled out as part of Singapore’s wider effort … Read more

Silver Support Scheme Singapore 2026: How HDB Flat Type Affects Payouts

HDB Flat Type Affects Payouts

KEY HIGHLIGHTS Your HDB flat type directly affects how much Silver Support you receive. Seniors in bigger flats often get lower payouts, even with low income. Flat upgrades or ownership changes can reduce future Silver Support in Singapore. Ever sat at a kopitiam and heard someone ask, “Eh, why my neighbour get more Silver Support … Read more

Singapore 2026 Government Support Schemes: GST Voucher, ComCare, Workfare, CHAS, SkillsFuture and more

Singapore 2026 Government Support Schemes

KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore’s main government support schemes continue into 2026, with targeted help for households, workers, seniors, caregivers and jobseekers. Most benefits like GST Voucher, U-Save and S&CC rebates are automatic — no need to apply if you’re eligible. Use SupportGoWhere / GovBenefits to check everything in one place before applying. Feeling confused by all … Read more

Singapore extends the Part-Time Re-employment Grant to 2027, offering employers up to S$125,000

Part-Time Re-employment Grant

KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore extends support for senior workers through part-time re-employment. Employers can receive up to S$125,000 in grants for retaining seniors aged 60 and above. The scheme now runs until 31 December 2027, giving companies more time to plan. If you’re running a business in Singapore and still relying on experienced older staff, this … Read more

Majulah Package 2026: Payouts, CPF Top-Ups Receive up to S$3,500 & Eligibility in Singapore

Majulah Package 2026

KEY HIGHLIGHTS Majulah Package continues into 2026, supporting Singaporeans in their 50s and early 60s. Includes cash payouts, CPF top-ups, and work bonuses — no application needed. Total benefits can reach up to S$3,500 depending on income and CPF savings. If you’re in your 50s or early 60s, this one matters. The Majulah Package isn’t … Read more

Singapore Cost-of-Living Relief 2026: Cash, CDC & Rebates

Cost-of-Living Relief

KEY HIGHLIGHTS Singapore households will continue receiving cost-of-living support in 2026 through cash payouts, CDC vouchers and utility rebates. Most families get up to S$800 in CDC vouchers, plus Assurance Package cash and U-Save rebates. Relief is automatic for most people — but expiry dates and eligibility checks matter. That’s why the Government’s ongoing cost-of-living … Read more

CPF interest rates stay at 4% and 2.5% in 2026, while BHS rises to S$79,000

CPF interest rates 2026

KEY HIGHLIGHTS CPF interest rates stay unchanged into early 2026, with OA at 2.5% and SMRA at 4% Basic Healthcare Sum (BHS) increases to S$79,000 for members below 65 Overall impact: steady returns, higher MediSave cap, no shocks for Singaporeans For most Singaporeans, it affects housing, healthcare, and long-term income — all at once. Heading … Read more

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