Insurance is non‑negotiable. Comprehensive coverage for private‑hire vehicles can range from $1,500 to $2,500 annually, ...

Over the past decade, Singaporean households have seen their financial assets more than double, crossing the $1 trillion mark ...

Why lower-income Singaporeans can end up paying more, from credit costs and late fees to older appliances, healthcare and ...

Singapore recorded over 41,000 scam and cybercrime cases in 2025. Learn why scammers succeed and how CPF safeguards can help ...

The Housing & Development Board (HDB) has lowered the eligibility age for Community Care Apartments (CCAs) from 65 to 55. This tweak to the housing landscape has opened more options for seniors in ...

Fresh graduates who come out of school this year may be feeling a mix of joy and anxiety. After being in school for so many years, it is finally time to enter the working world – and start earning an ...

In November 2025, the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced new requirements for Integrated Shield Plan (IP) riders. The aim is to slow the rise in insurance premiums and private healthcare costs, which ...

The ban of Personal Mobility Devices on footpaths had an immediate and serious impact on food delivery riders who used PMDs to fulfil orders and make a living. While some have accepted grants to trade ...

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For better or worse, household income is one of the key metrics that the Singapore government uses in formulating many of its policies, and assessing whether or not you qualify for a particular scheme ...