All Singaporean households will each get S$800 (US$600) in Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers to ease rising costs as part of the city-state’s 2025 national budget. These vouchers will be ...

Singapore’s community development councils (CDCs) plan to collaborate with e-commerce sites to remove listings of vouchers intended to ease cost-of-living pressures. They will also take down listings ...

If you have run out of CDC vouchers, be grateful for the Budget 2025 speech by Minister Lawrence Wong earlier today. This was his first Budget as Prime Minister (PM), having led the past 3 instalments ...

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SINGAPORE — Singaporeans can now use their Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers at two more supermarkets chains: Giant Singapore and Ang Mo Supermarket. South West District Mayor Low Yen Ling ...

Police in Singapore are warning of scams involving fake Telegram and Instagram accounts that promote government payouts, such as the Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers to help ease living ...

SINGAPORE: Some 1.3 million Singaporean households will each get S$800 in CDC vouchers, with $500 to be disbursed in May and the remaining $300 in January 2026. Households will also get up to $760 in ...

Every Singaporean household can claim S$500 (US$380) worth of Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers starting Tuesday to help alleviate living expenses. They can be claimed online through its ...

SINGAPORE: Every Singaporean household can claim S$500 worth of CDC vouchers from Tuesday (May 13) to help with their daily expenses. Half – or $250 worth – of the vouchers can be used at ...

[SINGAPORE] All Singaporean households will receive S$500 in CDC vouchers from May 13, to help them alleviate their daily expenses. Half – or S$250 – of the vouchers can be used in supermarkets, with ...

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