Budget 2026: Less Set Aside for CDC Vouchers, More to Strengthen Economy’s Resilience

Budget 2026: Less set aside for CDC vouchers, more to strengthen economy’s resilience

Corporate income tax is expected to continue to generate the most revenue. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Summarising What You're Getting for Budget 2026

It’s that time of the year again. We’re not talking about CNY. We’re talking about the annual Budget speech. Yes — that time of the year when it’s suddenly alright to book that $500 flight, because “Eh! Got CDC vouchers anyway, it’s okay to spend more on other things lah!” If you’re not in the mood to read a million different headlines about vouchers and payouts, here’s an easy summary of the key things you’ll be getting from Budget 2026. $500 C…

Budget 2026: Up to $400 in cash, $570 in U-Save rebates, $500 in CDC vouchers to help alleviate cost of living

The Government will take steps to aid Singaporeans with rising cost of living pressures, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said in his Budget 2026 statement on Thursday (Feb 12).This will be in the form of cash payouts, rebates and CDC vouchers this financial year.The Government will be providing a cost-of-living special payment between $200 to $400 in cash to Singaporean adults...

Budget 2026: S$500 in CDC vouchers, up to S$400 special payment to ease cost pressures

Eligible households will also receive up to S$570 in U-Save rebates