HDB Households: Full Details of Rebates, Vouchers, and Bonus Payouts in May 2025

Singaporean HDB households can look forward to a strengthened safety net in 2025. As part of Budget 2025, the government has rolled out an upgraded set of financial support programs aimed at managing inflation, rising energy bills, and essential daily expenses.

Whether you’re budgeting utilities or grocery bills, this article outlines everything you need to know—from U-Save rebates and CDC vouchers to new cost-of-living payouts and bonus cash for eligible households.

HDB Households: Full Details of Rebates, Vouchers, and Bonus Payouts in May 2025

Full Overview of Support Measures in 2025

The following financial benefits are part of the support framework for HDB households in 2025:

  • U-Save Rebates

  • Service and Conservancy Charges (S&CC) Rebates

  • CDC Vouchers

  • Assurance Package Payouts

  • Cost-of-Living Special Payment

These schemes are tailored to benefit Singaporeans based on housing type, income level, and family size.

U-Save Rebates for Utility Relief

Eligible HDB households will receive rebates ranging from $95 to $380 starting in May 2025. The amount depends on flat size and household composition. Larger families will also benefit from additional support via the U-Save Special Payment.

Service & Conservancy Charges (S&CC) Rebates

Disbursed quarterly, these rebates help cover maintenance and service fees paid to town councils. Smaller flat types receive greater support—up to 4.5 months of waived fees annually.

Disbursement months:

  • April 2025

  • July 2025

  • October 2025

  • January 2026

The rebates are credited directly to each household’s town council account.

CDC Vouchers 2025

Every HDB household will receive $500 in CDC vouchers, distributed in June 2025. These are split into:

  • $250 for local hawkers and heartland merchants

  • $250 for supermarket spending (e.g., FairPrice, Sheng Siong)

Claiming is made simple through Singpass or at local community centres.

Assurance Package Payouts

Under the extended Assurance Package, adult Singaporeans may receive up to $850 in August 2025. This support helps manage the effects of the GST hike and rising expenses.

Eligibility criteria:

  • Singaporean citizen aged 21 or older

  • Annual income of $100,000 or less

  • Must not own more than one property

One-Time Cost-of-Living Special Payment

This additional cash support—announced as part of Budget 2025—offers $200 to $400 in October 2025. It’s available to Singaporeans already eligible for the Assurance Package.

Quick Summary: What Your Household May Receive in 2025

Benefit Type Amount Range Disbursement Month Eligibility Criteria
U-Save Rebate $95 to $380 May, July, October HDB residents based on flat type and income
S&CC Rebate 1.5 to 4.5 months Apr, Jul, Oct, Jan 2026 Based on HDB flat type
CDC Vouchers $500 per household June All HDB households
Assurance Package Up to $850 August Income ≤ $100K, 1 property max, age 21+
Cost-of-Living Payment $200 to $400 October Same as Assurance Package

What’s New in 2025?

  • Increased U-Save for larger families

  • Higher S&CC rebates for 1- to 3-room flats

  • Expanded CDC voucher coverage

  • Assurance Package now includes more seniors

  • Newly introduced Cost-of-Living Special Payment

FAQs

How do I claim my CDC vouchers for 2025?

You can redeem your vouchers starting June 2025 via the official CDC website using your Singpass or by visiting a community centre.

Can I receive both the U-Save rebate and the Assurance Package?

Yes. If you meet the eligibility criteria for both, you’ll receive them independently. There is no conflict between the two.

Are private property owners eligible for these benefits?

Generally, no. Most schemes, including the U-Save and Assurance Package, exclude owners of more than one property or private homeowners.

Will receiving these benefits affect my other government support?

Not at all. These rebates and payouts do not impact your eligibility for other aid programs like Silver Support or ComCare.

What should I do if I miss a payout?

Missed payments are usually credited retroactively. You should contact the respective agency through the official support portal to resolve the issue.

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