| Agency/ Scheme |
Services |
Contact Details |
CPF
CPF Life Scheme
D-Bonus (Deferment Bonus)
V-Bonus (Voluntary Deferment Bonus) |
CPF LIFE is a new scheme that will provide lifelong income for the elderly during their retirement.
CPF members affected by the increase in the draw-down age can look forward to receiving a one-off D-Bonus.
CPF members who voluntarily defer drawing down their Minimum Sum will be given a V-Bonus for each year of deferment, up to the age of 65. |
Main Office
CPF Building
(near Tanjong Pagar MRT Station)
79 Robinson Road
#02-00
Singapore 068897 |
CPF Bishan Service Centre
(near Bishan MRT Station)
3 Bishan Place
#01-01
Singapore 579838 |
CPF Jurong Service Centre
(near Jurong East MRT Station)
21 Jurong East St 13
#01-01
Singapore 609646 |
CPF Tampines Service Centre
(near Tampines MRT Station)
1 Tampines Central 5
#01-01
Singapore 529508 |
CPF Woodlands Service Centre
(near Woodlands MRT Station)
900 South Woodlands Drive
#01-02 Woodlands Civic Centre
Singapore 730900 |
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1800 222 2888 |
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http://mycpf.cpf.gov.sg/
Members/GenInfo/WIS
/WIS_Scheme.htm
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www.cpf.gov.sg
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HDB
Information on subletting |
To rent out an entire flat or room(s) to generate a steady stream of additional income. |
HDB Hub
480 Lorong 6
Toa Payoh
Singapore 310480 |
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Lease Buyback Scheme
1800 555 6363 |
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HDB Branch Office
1800 225 5432 |
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www.hdb.gov.sg | |
| Information on studio apartments |
Moving to a smaller / lower cost HDB flat or studio apt with senior-friendly features & fittings. |
| Information on Lease Buyback Scheme |
Provides an option for low-income elderly Singaporeans in 3-room and smaller flats, to cash out part of the money locked up in the value of their HDB flats, for their old age |
| Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) Tax Relief |
SRS is a voluntary scheme for individuals to save for retirement, over and above their CPF savings.
The SRS offers attractive tax benefits; contributions to SRS are eligible for tax relief. Investment returns will be tax-free before withdrawal and only 50% of the withdrawals from SRS are taxable at retirement. |
Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore
55 Newton Road
Revenue House
Singapore 307987
(Opposite Novena MRT Station) |
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1800 356 8300 |
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http://www.iras.gov.sg
/irasHome/page.aspx
?id=1092 |
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CPF Info:
http://www.iras.gov.sg
/irasHome/page04.aspx
?id=138 |
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www.iras.gov.sg
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MOF Info:
http://www.mof.gov.sg
/taxation/srs.html
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ComCare (Community Care Endowment Fund)
ComCare SelfReliance
- ComCare Enterprise Fund (CEF)
- Work Support (WS)
- ComCare Transitions (CCT)
ComCare Grow
- Centre-based Financial Assistance Scheme for Childcare (CFAC)
- Kindergarten Financial Assistance Scheme (KiFAS)
- Student Care Fee Assistance Scheme (SCFA)
- Healthy Start Programme (HSP)
ComCare EnAble
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ComCare addresses the socio-economic needs of low-income Singaporeans and their families. 3 key programme pillars will focus on:
- Helping the needy to achieve self-reliance
- Developmental needs of children from needy families, to help them break out of the poverty cycle
- Helping the needy who require long-term assistance (such as the needy elderly and people with disabilities) to integrate into the community.
For the most needy, Public Assistance (PA) scheme under ComCare will be available. |
510 Thomson Road
#10-02 SLF Building
Singapore 298135
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| Home Ownership Plus Education (HOPE) Scheme |
Under the HOPE scheme, families receive comprehensive benefits, ranging from a housing grant, education bursaries for their children, a utilities grant, training grant to upgrade their skills, mentoring support and cash grants. |
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| CDC (Community Development Council) |
| District Detector |
Local administration of its District, initiating, planning and managing community programmes to promote community bonding and social cohesion. It administers various government programmes and schemes (e.g. ComCare Fund) to help the needy residents by providing social and employment assistance. Residents can also volunteer and get involved in community projects and programmes in their area of interest or expertise.
CCCs (Citizen’s Consultative Committee) administer the ComCare Fund to give urgent and temporary relief to needy Singaporeans. |
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1800 222 0000 |
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www.cdc.org.sg | |
| Central-Singapore CDC |
Financial Assistance |
490 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh
#04-10 HDB Hub Bizthree
Singapore 310490
(Lift Lobby 1) |
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6370 3410 |
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www.centralsingaporecdc.org.sg |
| North East CDC |
Financial Assistance |
3 Tampines Grande
#01-02 AIA Tampines
Singapore 528799 |
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6424 4000 |
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www.northeastcdc.org.sg
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| North West CDC |
Financial Assistance |
900 South Woodlands Drive
#01-04 Woodlands Civic Centre
Singapore 730900
Ulu Pandan Service Centre
170 Ghim Moh Road
#06-01 Ulu Pandan Community Building
Singapore 279621 |
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6767 2288
6463 3626 |
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www.northwestcdc.org.sg
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| South East CDC |
Financial Assistance |
10 Eunos Road 8
#02-01 Singapore Post Centre
Singapore 408600 |
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6243 8753 |
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www.southeastcdc.org.sg
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| South West CDC |
Financial Assistance |
8 Jurong Town Hall Road
#26-06 The JTC Summit
Singapore 609484 |
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6316 1616 |
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www.southwestcdc.org.sg
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| FSC (Family Service Centre) |
Family Service Centres (FSCs) provide social services for families in need. FSCs are staffed by professional social workers who are ready to provide a listening ear and helping hand.
There are 36 FSCs in Singapore, run by VWOs and supported by MCYS, NCSS and other organisations including the Singapore Totalisator Board.
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