SGD 600 Voucher: Any Citizen-Friendly Policies Do You Enjoy in Singapore?

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07-04
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Starting from July 1, about 1.1 million Singaporeans aged 60 and above will have priority in receiving the SG60 Neighborhood Vouchers worth $800, in celebration of Singapore’s 60th anniversary. Other adult citizens can begin collecting theirs from July 22.

The Prime Minister also shared this good news in a social media post:

“The SG60 Neighborhood Vouchers are our way of recognizing all Singaporeans for their contributions to nation-building. Let’s continue working together to build a better home for everyone.”

The announcement quickly sparked envy from many netizens around the world:

“600 SGD is really quite a lot!”
“If only our government could hand out some cash too.”

Interestingly, it’s U.S. Independence Day today, and just recently, the country spent tens of millions on a parade for its 250th anniversary. In comparison, isn’t Singapore's approach more thoughtful and down-to-earth? The government has allocated a total of S$2.02 billion for the SG60 vouchers, benefiting around 3 million citizens.

How to collect and spend them?

The SG60 vouchers are valid until December 31, 2026.

Distribution is split into two phases:

  • Phase 1: Starting from 10 AM on July 1, Singapore citizens aged 60 and above can claim their vouchers.

  • Phase 2: From 10 AM on July 22, adult citizens aged 21 to 59 can begin collection.

Half of the total voucher amount is designated for spending at neighborhood shops and hawker stalls, while the other half is for supermarkets.

The collection and usage process is the same as previous CDC vouchers. Citizens simply visit go.gov.sg/sg60v and log in with Singpass. They will then receive a link via SMS from gov.sg to access and use the vouchers.

Those unfamiliar with digital tools can visit Singapore Digital Community Hubs, where digital ambassadors will assist in claiming and using the vouchers and teach various digital skills.

Postcards will be mailed out alongside the vouchers

As part of the SG60 campaign, every adult citizen will receive one of six postcards designed by seven local artists, starting in July. These postcards will be delivered by mail.

So what about you?

  • Do you like these postcards?

  • What other citizen-friendly policies do you admire in Singapore?

  • If you got the vouchers, how would you spend them?

  • Compared to China’s home appliance subsidies, which system do you think is more convenient?

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Comments

  • 1PC
    07-04
    1PC
    This is really Great 🥳.  It's not much, in terms of value of $60 Dollar 💰 but multiply it to the numbers of citizens, it's still lots of 💰. If I got these vouchers, I will use it to get my favorite food & support the hawkers [Happy] Win - Win [Chuckle] [Chuckle] [Chuckle]. Nice postcards created from the various designers, they have captured the local SG scenes well 😁 I think 🤔 China system is more towards electrical appliances while SG vouchers is more rounded where appliances & services could benefit 😜 @Jes86188 @JC888 @Barcode @yourcelesttyy @Shyon @koolgal @Aqa @Shernice軒嬣 2000
    • Shyon
      Good say
    • koolgal
      It is time to go shopping 🥰🥰🥰
    • Aqa
      [Strong][Strong][Strong]
    • Aqa
      [Heart][Heart][Heart]
  • icycrystal
    07-04
    icycrystal
    @LMSunshine @koolgal @Aqa @SPACE ROCKET @Shyon @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @rL @HelenJanet

    good to receive these... [Grin] [Grin] [Grin] gonna go shopping and buy buy buy... [Happy] [Happy] [Happy]

    Do you like these postcards?


    What other citizen-friendly policies do you admire in Singapore?


    If you got the vouchers, how would you spend them?


    Compared to China’s home appliance subsidies, which system do you think is more convenient?

    • koolgal
      Buy like there is no tomorrow 😁😁😁
    • Aqa
      [Heart][Heart][Heart]
    • Shyon
      Thanks for sharing
  • Shyon
    07-04
    Shyon
    I really appreciate the SG60 Neighborhood Vouchers — it’s a meaningful way to celebrate Singapore’s 60th anniversary by giving back to citizens. If I received them, I’d use the neighborhood portion at local hawker stalls and shops, and the supermarket portion for daily essentials. It’s practical, and a great way to support heartland businesses while easing living costs.

    I also like the postcards by local artists — they add a nice personal and cultural touch. Beyond that, I admire Singapore’s support for public healthcare and education, which shows long-term care for citizens. These policies may not be flashy, but they truly make a difference in people’s lives.

    Compared to China’s home appliance subsidies, I find Singapore’s system more flexible and convenient. There’s no need to buy specific items or brands — the vouchers are easy to claim and use. Plus, the digital support provided ensures everyone, even the less tech-savvy, can benefit.

    @Tiger_SG @Tiger_comments @TigerStars

  • koolgal
    07-04
    koolgal
    🌟🌟🌟I am so grateful to be living in Singapore where the government cares for its citizens.  The SG60 vouchers are indeed a very thoughtful and useful gift where we can spend to buy essentials from the supermarkets as well as give business to our local coffee shops and food outlets.

    In contrast China gives subsidy for home appliances, which is quite different but equally showing care for its citizens.

    The colourful postcards are a lovely artistic touch highlighting the talent of our local artists.

    SG60 is a very special year for Singapore as we have come a long way since Singapore's independence.  Singapore today is a thriving, prosperous city with racial harmony, stable government and a financial hub that is the envy of our neighbouring countries.  We are indeed very blessed.

    Majullah Singapura - Onward Singapore🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬🥰🥰🥰

    @Tiger_SG @Tiger_comments @TigerStars

  • Aqa
    07-04
    Aqa
    🇸🇬The ‘SG60 Neighborhood Vouchers’ are valid till December 31, 2006. The Prime Minister said, “This is to recognize all Singaporeans for their contributions to nation-building. Let’s continue working together to build a better home for everyone.” This is actually digital money created by the government to help Singaporeans cope with rising prices because of inflation. It also directly boost the neighborhood businesses. Those who do not need the vouchers may donate them to charity. This foster a spirit of community giving, where the better-off can lend a helping hand to fellow citizens. There is also ‘$100 ActiveSG Credits’ for Singaporeans to be used for fees for ActiveSG facilities and programmes. In addition, there will be the SG Culture Pass with $100 of Credits for Singaporeans aged 18 and above this year, to defray the cost of cultural-related activities. The SG Culture Pass credits are valid for 3 years. It is wonderful to be Singaporeans! Thanks @Tiger_SG @icycrystal
  • Zarkness
    07-04
    Zarkness
    There is no comparison for China and sg policies, both is good for it’s citizens and businesses. Sg have its environmental vouchers to fund the electric saving equipments too. .💕
    • koolgal
      Thanks for sharing your valuable insights 😍😍😍
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