With effect from 1 April 2019, the insured amount of the Deposit Insurance (DI) Scheme will be increased from $50,000 to $75,000 if any of the DI Scheme members such…
From 1 February 2019, Singaporeans can invest up to $200,000 of their funds into Singapore Savings Bond (SSB), up from the current limit of $100,000. Also, the Supplementary Retirement Scheme…
Since March 2018, PayNow has been available to CPF members as a form of withdrawal of the money from the CPF accounts for members who are aged 55 and above. This…
From 1 August 2018, Singaporeans residing in Singapore who are aged 21 and above in 2018, whose assessable income for Year of Assessment 2017 is not more than $28,000, will…
Home Protection Scheme (HPS) is an term-reducing mortgage insurance managed by CPFB that will help HPS members to pay off the housing loan in the event of death, terminal illness…
From 2020, all Singaporeans who are aged 30 to 40 will be automatically enrolled into the new CareShield Life, regardless of his health condition. It is a universal coverage, and…
The Utilities-Save (U-Save) rebate, which Singaporean households will receive as GST vouchers in April 2018, will help to offset their utilities bills. These vouchers will be disbursed every 3 months.…
Currently, CPF members can only transfer savings from their CPF accounts to their parents or grandparents after setting aside the full retirement sum. However, members can soon do the transfer…
1.57 million eligible Singaporeans will receive the GST Vouchers and Medisave Top-up starting from July 2017. They can login to www.gstvoucher.gov.sg to view the actual cash and medisave amount and…
CPF Advisory Panel has just released their last 2 recommendations on the CPF enhancements. New CPF Life option with escalating payout In future, CPF members will have 3 options to…
About 1.54 million Singaporeans will receive letters from Ministry of Finance informing them of their eligibility for GST vouchers and other budget benefits by 1 July 2016. For individual Singaporean…
Currently, an SRS member can withdraw up to $40,000 per year from his SRS account tax-free on or after reaching the prescribed retirement age, assuming that he has no other…