KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Singapore will roll out enhanced CDC and SG60 vouchers in 2026 to support households amid rising living costs.
- Households may receive S$300–S$500 (CDC), while individuals aged 21+ could get S$400–S$800 (SG60) from mid-2026.
- Residents should claim early via Singpass and use vouchers before the expected 31 Dec 2026 expiry.
Singapore is introducing enhanced voucher support in 2026 to help households manage daily expenses. The CDC and SG60 schemes form a core part of Budget support measures.
Payouts, Eligibility and Key Dates
| Scheme | Estimated Amount | Eligibility | Key Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| CDC Vouchers 2026 | S$300 – S$500 (per household) | All Singaporean households | From Jan 2026 |
| SG60 Vouchers | S$400 – S$800 (per person) | Citizens aged 21+ | Expected mid-2026 |
| CDC Expiry | — | — | 31 Dec 2026 (est.) |
What Are CDC Vouchers?
The CDC Vouchers Scheme supports daily spending while strengthening neighbourhood businesses.
Each household receives digital vouchers that can be used at hawker centres, heartland shops, and major supermarkets.
Key Features for 2026
- Claim via Singpass login
- Split allocation:
- 50% supermarkets
- 50% heartland merchants
- Valid until 31 Dec 2026 (estimated)
What Are SG60 Vouchers?
SG60 vouchers are expected as a one-off payout to mark Singapore’s 60th year of independence.
They aim to provide additional financial support and boost consumer spending during 2026.
Who Is Eligible?
CDC Vouchers
- All Singaporean households
- Includes both HDB and private property residents
- One claim per household
SG60 Vouchers (Expected)
- Singapore citizens aged 21 and above
- Likely higher payouts for:
- Seniors (60+)
- Lower- and middle-income groups
How Much Will You Receive?
CDC Vouchers 2026
- Estimated S$300 – S$500 per household
- Typically split evenly between:
- Supermarkets
- Heartland/hawkers
SG60 Vouchers
- Estimated S$400 – S$800 per individual
- Higher tiers expected for seniors and lower-income groups
When Will Payouts Be Released?
CDC Vouchers
- Launch: January 2026
- Claim period: Available throughout the year
- Expiry: 31 December 2026
SG60 Vouchers
- Announcement: Budget 2026
- Likely payout window:
- Mid-2026 (National Day period)
- Or staggered disbursement
How to Claim Your Vouchers
- Log in using Singpass
- Access the official CDC voucher portal
- Confirm household details
- Receive SMS voucher link
- Share vouchers digitally with family members
[Link to Official Source – Apply Here]
Where Can You Use the Vouchers?
You can spend vouchers at:
- Hawker centres
- Heartland shops
- Major supermarkets such as:
- NTUC FairPrice
- Sheng Siong
- Giant
Smart Spending Tips
- Use supermarket vouchers for groceries and essentials
- Use heartland vouchers for daily meals
- Combine with store promotions to maximise value
CDC vs SG60 Vouchers: Key Differences
| Feature | CDC Vouchers | SG60 Vouchers |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Recurring | One-off |
| Eligibility | Households | Individuals |
| Amount | S$300–S$500 | S$400–S$800 |
| Usage | Supermarkets + heartland | Likely broader |
| Purpose | Daily expenses | National support payout |
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Missing the claim window
- Not using vouchers before expiry
- Spending everything at once without planning
- Ignoring the approved merchant list
Why This Matters
These voucher schemes provide direct cost-of-living relief without increasing taxes.
They are designed to offset essential expenses such as food and groceries, while supporting local hawkers and small businesses. For many households, this functions like immediate, usable cash support.
Claiming early and planning usage carefully can stretch monthly budgets more effectively.
FAQs
1. Can PRs receive these vouchers?
No. These schemes are primarily for Singapore citizens, although CDC vouchers apply at the household level.
2. Do I need to claim CDC vouchers every year?
Yes. Each release requires a fresh claim via Singpass.
3. Can vouchers be shared?
Yes. CDC vouchers can be shared digitally within the household.
4. What happens if vouchers are unused?
They will expire and cannot be recovered after the deadline.
5. Are these payouts taxable?
No. Government payouts of this nature are not taxable in Singapore.
