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The Singapore government is providing S$300 in CDC vouchers to every household to help with living costs. The vouchers are divided into S$150 for local merchants and hawker centers, and S$150 for participating supermarkets. Citizens can claim their digital vouchers through go.gov.sg/cdcv using Singpass. This initiative aims to support residents facing rising living expenses and comes as part of the government's efforts to provide financial assistance.
The Singapore government has announced a significant financial assistance package through the Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers program, providing S$300 to every household starting from January 2, 2026. The total amount is divided into two categories: S$150 for spending at local merchants and hawker centers, and S$150 for use at participating supermarkets.
Citizens can access their digital vouchers by visiting go.gov.sg/cdcv and logging in with their Singpass credentials. This streamlined process ensures that the assistance reaches the residents efficiently. The government has designed this program to help households cope with the increasing cost of living and to support local businesses.
The decision to provide CDC vouchers comes as the government aims to alleviate the financial strain on households. By distributing the vouchers across different categories of spending, the government is not only supporting residents but also boosting local economic activity. This dual approach helps in maintaining the purchasing power of Singaporeans while stimulating the local economy.
CDC Vouchers Distribution
Financial Assistance Program Launch