Check Eligibility, Payout Dates & Official Details (GST Voucher, Silver Support, SG60)

Living costs in Singapore have changed a lot in recent years. Because of this, the government runs multiple support schemes for citizens — especially seniors, lower-income households, and working adults.

The challenge?
Most people are not sure which scheme applies to them, how much support they may receive, or when payments are made.

This page brings together the main Singapore government payouts for 2025–2026, including:

• GST Voucher & Assurance Package
• Silver Support Scheme
• SG60 Vouchers

All information here is general guidance to help you understand how these schemes work and where to check official details.

This page provides general informational guidance only and does not guarantee eligibility or payout amounts. Final eligibility and all payments are determined by the Singapore Government based on official records. For confirmation, always refer to the official government websites linked below.

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Step 1: Select Your Age Group

Government payouts are often linked to age.

• Below 21
• 21 to 54
• 55 to 59
• 60 and above

Different age groups qualify for different types of support.

Step 2: Your Current Situation

Your working status and past income also matter.

• Working adult, low to middle income
• Retired or semi-retired
• Senior with limited retirement savings
• Household affected by rising cost of living

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Step 3: Your Housing Type

Housing information helps determine eligibility for some schemes.

• HDB flat
• Private property
• Living with family members

Step 4: What Support Are You Checking?

Most Singaporeans fall under one or more of the categories below.

• GST Voucher & Assurance Package cash support
• Silver Support Scheme for seniors
• SG60 Vouchers for daily spending
• General retirement-related assistance

Below is a simple overview of each scheme.

GST Voucher & Assurance Package (2025–2026)

The GST Voucher (GSTV) Scheme helps lower- and middle-income Singaporeans cope with daily expenses and the impact of Goods and Services Tax.

The scheme includes:

• Cash payouts
• MediSave top-ups
• U-Save and S&CC rebates (for HDB households)

The Assurance Package (AP) provides additional cash payouts from 2022 to 2026 to help households manage cost-of-living increases.

In general, you may qualify if:

• You are a Singapore citizen aged 21 or above
• Your income and property ownership fall within government-set limits
• You meet the annual value criteria for your home

Payout methods may include:

• PayNow linked to NRIC
• Direct bank crediting
• GovCash (for those without bank accounts)

✅ Official links for exact eligibility and payout dates:

• https://govbenefits.gov.sg/about-us/gst-voucher/overview/
• https://govbenefits.gov.sg/about-us/gst-voucher/when-and-how-will-i-be-paid/
• https://govbenefits.gov.sg/about-us/assurance-package/overview/

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Silver Support Scheme (For Seniors)

The Silver Support Scheme provides quarterly cash supplements to seniors who had lower incomes during their working years and now have limited retirement savings.

This scheme is generally for:

• Singapore citizens aged 65 and above
• Seniors with low lifetime wages
• Those living in smaller homes or HDB flats
• Seniors who receive little or no family support income

Payouts are usually made every quarter (January, April, July, and October).

Eligibility is automatically assessed by the government — seniors do not need to apply.

Official Silver Support references:

• https://www.cpf.gov.sg/member/retirement-income/government-support/silver-support-scheme
• https://govbenefits.gov.sg/about-us/sss/
• https://supportgowhere.life.gov.sg/schemes/SILVERSUPPORT/silver-support-scheme

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SG60 Vouchers

The SG60 Vouchers were announced as part of Singapore’s 60th anniversary initiatives.

What the scheme provides:

• $600 in vouchers for eligible Singapore citizens
• Seniors aged 60 and above receive an extra $200, making a total of $800

These vouchers can generally be used at:

• Hawker centres
• Heartland merchants
• Participating supermarkets

They are meant to help households with everyday expenses, not savings or withdrawals.

Official SG60 voucher information:

• https://www.sg60.gov.sg/budget-initiatives/sg60-vouchers/
• https://vouchers.sg60.gov.sg/about/
• https://vouchers.sg60.gov.sg/how-to-claim-and-spend/how-to-claim-and-spend-sg60-vouchers/how-to-claim-and-spend-sg60-vouchers-en/

Final Reminder

• Eligibility can change each year
• Not everyone qualifies for every scheme
• Exact payout amounts depend on government records, not estimates

For confirmation, always rely on the official government portals listed above.

If you arrived here from a specific payout article, you can return to that page for detailed dates and scheme-specific updates.