What is Singpass?
Singpass stands for Singapore Personal Access and it is your common password to transact with the Government online. Please visit Singpass website for more information on Singpass.
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Singpass stands for Singapore Personal Access and it is your common password to transact with the Government online. Please visit Singpass website for more information on Singpass.
To obtain a Singpass, you can either:
Housing & Development Board (HDB) has several measures to help HDB mortgagors who are in financial difficulty to service their monthly housing payments. These include rescheduling of loan, reducing or deferring payments, and paying arrears by instalments. Mortgagors who have difficulty servicing their mortgage payments can call the toll-free HDB Branch Office Service Line at 1800-225-5432 for advice on the financial assistance measures that best suit their needs. They can also approach their HDB Branch Office managing their flats for assistance.
The Baby Bonus Scheme supports parent's decision to have more children by helping to lighten the financial costs of raising children. It was introduced on 1 April 2001 and enhanced on 1 August 2004. The latest enhancements on 17 August 2008 extended increased benefits to the first and second child benefits to Singapore citizens beyond the fourth child. Please visit our website www.babybonus.msf.gov.sg for more details.
Singpass is an authentication service governed by GovTech. CPF Board is one of the government agencies using Singpass and its two-factor authentication (2FA) service.
If you have any Singpass issues (e.g. unable to login via Singpass, forgot Singpass password, unable to receive SMS OTP), please call the Singpass helpdesk at +65 6335 3533 or email support@singpass.gov.sg.
The Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) is part of the Government's multi-pronged strategy to address the financial needs of a greying population. It is a voluntary scheme that complements the CPF. Participants can contribute a varying amount to SRS (subject to a cap) at their own discretion. The contributions may be used to purchase various investment instruments. The SRS offers attractive tax benefits. Contributions to SRS are eligible for tax relief, investment returns are accumulated tax-free (with the exception of Singapore dividends), and only 50% of the withdrawals from SRS are taxable at retirement.
You may wish to find out more information on SRS.