📢 The Weekly Wrap – 3 April 2026

1) U-Save and S&CC rebates coming your way🎉
Look out for the first quarterly rebates this April! Eligible households can receive up to $190 of U-Save and 1 month of S&CC rebates to defray living expenses.

🔗 Check how much you can receive: https://www.govbenefits.gov.sg/


2) #ICYMI Five schemes take effect from 1 April ✅
Check out how some of the newly-effected schemes will affect you.

🔗 More info: https://go.gov.sg/new-april2026

Coordinating Minister for National Security K Shanmugam has shared how the Homefront Crisis Ministerial Committee and Homefront Crisis Executive Group have been meeting to tackle the ripple effects of the Middle East conflict. Beyond energy disruptions and rising fuel prices, there will be broader supply shocks, as well as security and diplomacy issues.

More details on Singapore’s approach will be shared in Parliament next week.

➡️ Watch here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWtIfX4lPrW/

The Government has enhanced support measures to help Singaporeans and businesses navigate the impact of the Middle East situation. Check out what you and your loved ones can benefit from 👆

Infographics: Ministry of Finance

#SGBudget2026 #OurBudget2026

The Government will enhance the cost-of-living support for Singaporeans, on top of earlier Budget 2026 announcements, to help with the impact of the Middle East situation. 💪

Here's what you and your family can now look forward to:
✅ $500 CDC Vouchers brought forward to Jun 2026
✅ Enhanced COL Special Payment of $400 to $600 in Sep 2026

More info: www.gov.sg/budget2026

Infographics: Ministry of Finance

#SGBudget2026 #OurBudget2026

The Homefront Crisis Ministerial Committee (HCMC) has taken steps to coordinate a whole-of-government response and readiness to the evolving Middle East situation.

➡️ More info: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17sFMJToqh/

The ongoing situation in the Middle East is straining global energy supply chains. But households and businesses can do their part to help save energy together!

Here are 5 practical ways to conserve energy and resources in your daily life ⬆️

More info: go.gov.sg/save-energy

Infographics: Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment

📢 The Weekly Wrap – 10 April 2026

1) Managing the impact of the Middle East situation
Global energy disruptions are contributing to rising costs worldwide. While we can’t avoid these external shocks, we have measures to mitigate its impact and to support Singaporeans.

🔗 #ParliamentRoundup here: go.gov.sg/parl-roundup-apr

2) Enhanced support for Singaporeans
To help with the impact, the Government will enhance the cost-of-living support for Singaporeans, on top of earlier Budget 2026 measures.

✅ $500 CDC Vouchers brought forward to Jun 2026
✅ $400 to $600 Cost-of-Living Special Payment in Sep 2026
✅ $200 cash relief for eligible platform workers, private hire car drivers and taxi drivers from Apr 2026

🔗 Find out more at gov.sg/budget2026

3) Let’s do our part to conserve energy!
Beyond diversifying our energy supplies, households and businesses can play a part in conserving energy.

🔗 Learn more at go.gov.sg/save-energy

How does Singapore safeguard our energy resilience? 👀

Minister Tan See Leng shares more about the Jurong Rock Caverns, Southeast Asia’s first commercial underground oil storage facility ⬇️

https://www.instagram.com/p/DXHDcQGE6Zv/