SG60 Vouchers Plus CDC Deals : This August, Singaporeans have more than one reason to smile. Alongside the celebrations for the nation’s 60th birthday, the government is giving households a little something extra the SG60 Vouchers. And when you combine them with the ongoing CDC Vouchers, your everyday expenses like groceries, meals, and essentials just got a lot lighter.
What Are SG60 Vouchers?
To celebrate Singapore’s 60th year of independence, the government has rolled out $60 worth of SG60 Vouchers for each household. Think of it as a birthday gift from the nation practical, thoughtful, and very welcome in today’s economy.
These vouchers can be used at a wide range of participating shops, including supermarkets, local retail stores, and other essentials outlets. Whether you’re picking up groceries or stocking up on home items, these vouchers are designed to take some pressure off your wallet.
Don’t Forget About Your CDC Vouchers
In addition to the SG60 Vouchers, there’s also the latest round of CDC Vouchers worth $300 per household. These are split into:
- $150 for hawkers and heartland shops
- $150 for major supermarkets
These vouchers are part of an ongoing effort to help Singaporeans manage living costs while also supporting neighbourhood businesses. Many families have already found them incredibly useful for their daily spending from groceries and meals to personal care products.
Where Can You Use Them?
You can use both SG60 and CDC vouchers at a wide variety of places. Some popular choices include:
- Supermarkets like FairPrice, Sheng Siong, and Giant
- Wet markets and heartland shops selling everything from vegetables to cleaning supplies
- Hawker centres and coffee shops for your favourite local meals
Just look out for the SG60 or CDC voucher signs at the entrance of stores and stalls. Most neighbourhood areas have plenty of participating outlets, so it’s easy to find a spot nearby.
How to Claim and Use the Vouchers
Claiming your vouchers is easy. Most people can do it through Singpass on their phone. If you’re not using a smartphone, you can print the voucher QR codes or get help from a family member or a community volunteer.
Once claimed, just show the QR code at checkout it’s quick and cashless. The vouchers are valid till the end of the year, but many are choosing to use them now to help with August spending.
Making Every Dollar Count
This month is a great time to use your vouchers wisely. With school holidays ending and household bills stacking up, every bit of savings helps. Many families are combining their vouchers with in-store deals, credit card promotions, or loyalty points to make the most out of every dollar.
Some are planning special meals for National Day celebrations using their vouchers. Others are simply topping up on groceries without dipping into their monthly cash flow.
For seniors and lower-income households, the vouchers offer relief without the need to ask for help. It’s a quiet, dignified way to stay on top of daily needs.
More Than Just Savings
Beyond the financial support, these vouchers carry a deeper meaning. They show how the government continues to support Singaporeans through good times and tough times. They also encourage us to shop local, eat local, and help our heartland businesses thrive.
As Singapore celebrates its 60th birthday, this isn’t just about a $60 voucher. It’s a reminder of how far we’ve come and how we continue to move forward together, one meal, one grocery trip, one small act of support at a time.
FAQ
Q1: What are the SG60 Vouchers?
A: The SG60 Vouchers are a one-time $60 digital voucher given to Singaporean households in celebration of the nation’s 60th birthday. They can be used at participating supermarkets, shops, and retail outlets.
Q2: What are CDC Vouchers?
A: CDC Vouchers are worth $300 per household in 2025. They’re split into $150 for heartland merchants/hawkers and $150 for supermarkets.
Q3: Who is eligible?
A: All Singaporean households are eligible for both SG60 and CDC vouchers.
Q4: How do I claim the vouchers?
A: Use your Singpass app or go to a designated community centre to print the voucher QR codes.
Q5: Where can I use the vouchers?
A: At participating hawker stalls, heartland shops, and major supermarkets like FairPrice, Sheng Siong, and Giant.