
Chocolate Finance suspends instant withdrawals, citing high volume of requests
It said that the pause in instant withdrawals and its Chocolate card transaction service is “not a liquidity issue but a matter of managing our increased transaction volume”.

Four in five investors remain confident about Singapore stocks: Survey
But investors still have concerns such as perceived low returns, weak market liquidity and the need for reliable and easy-to-read analyst reports.

Higher dental subsidies, more people to be covered under Chas for better oral health
The subsidies are currently given only to Pioneer and Merdeka generation and Chas Blue cardholders.

Increased subsidies will benefit more Singaporeans amid rising medical costs: Ong Ye Kung
Government spending on healthcare is expected to shoot up from the $21 billion set aside for 2025 to more than $30 billion by 2030.

Banks, insurers see more customers using SGFinDex for financial planning
The number of SGFinDex users grew to more than 400,000 by end of 2024, from 120,000 in 2021.

Sign-ups for 3 types of free cancer screening available for lower-income S’poreans in March, April
To sign up for any of these three tests, eligible Singaporeans can visit the 365CPS website.

NSF allowance to increase by about 4% to 5% for most servicemen from July
This translates to an increase of about 4 to 5 per cent for most servicemen.

6 key issues from first day of Budget debate
The topics they covered ranged from the timing of the goods and services tax (GST) hike to cost-of-living concerns and the effectiveness of government spending.

Scam victims in Singapore lose record $1.1 billion in 2024; highest number of cases ever reported
Overall, the amount lost to scams in 2024 is around 70 per cent higher than the $651.8 million that scammers took in 2023, said police in releasing the annual scam figures on Feb 25.

S’pore core inflation falls sharply in January to 0.8% as price rises ease, CPI is rebased
The sharp drop in core inflation beat economists’ expectations, with some saying prices will continue to be contained in the months ahead, although they warn about the effects of US tariffs.

How Gen Zs and millennials can build their retirement nest eggs
Ms Lorna Tan, head of financial planning literacy at DBS, says: “Financial planning does not have to be daunting. It is about taking small, achievable steps to build a more secure future.”

Budget 2025 seen benefiting banks, retail, new energy, AI, underpinning SGX
Tax incentives will also be introduced to encourage Singapore-based companies and fund managers to list here and strengthen the appeal of Singapore Exchange.