Hitesh Mali 
Ever wondered how Singapore supports mothers who juggle both work and family life? Here’s something you might not know — working mums in Singapore can actually enjoy tax reliefs worth thousands of dollars every year. And in 2025, a big update is coming to one of the most popular schemes: the Working Mother’s Child Relief … Read more
If you’ve been feeling the pinch of higher grocery bills and transport costs lately, you’re not alone. The Singapore government knows it too — and that’s exactly why the new Assurance Package (AP) is here. Designed to help citizens manage rising living costs and the Goods and Services Tax (GST) hike, this scheme offers direct … Read more
If you’ve heard that SASSA has stopped thousands of social grants, you’re not alone. Many South Africans panicked after seeing headlines claiming that over 12,000 grants were “halted.” But here’s the real story — no grants have been permanently stopped. The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) is simply doing what the law requires: a … Read more
If you’re a central government employee, you’ve probably asked yourself this question more than once lately “Will 60% or 70% of Dearness Allowance (DA) merge into my basic salary under the 8th Pay Commission?” The buzz is real, and so is the confusion. Some reports say 70%, others insist on 60%. So, what’s the truth? … Read more
Believe it or not, Singapore’s Climate Vouchers 2025 were created to fix exactly that. Every HDB household gets $400 in vouchers to spend on eco-friendly appliances — things like air conditioners, LED lights, and refrigerators that use far less energy. And here’s the surprising part: while these vouchers have been around since 2020, many Singaporeans … Read more
If you’re a working parent, here’s a bit of good news to brighten your tax season: some families could get as much as $8,231 from the IRS in 2026 thanks to an increase in the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). Now, if you’re thinking, “Wait—what exactly is this credit, and how do I know if … Read more
Social Security Administration News: If you depend on Social Security to make ends meet, here’s something that might brighten your day. While most people will need to wait until January 2026 to see the new Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) reflected in their payments, a small group of beneficiaries will get their raise a bit earlier. Yes, … Read more
Raising a child in Singapore is a joy — but if we’re being real, it’s also a marathon of expenses. From baby wipes to math tuition, the bills just keep piling up. So when the government rolled out the S$500 LifeSG credits per eligible child, many parents felt genuine relief. But here’s the catch: not … Read more
Here’s the thing — the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has issued clear rules for this.If you make a UPI payment of up to ₹2,000 using your RuPay credit card, there are no charges at all. That means if you’re buying groceries, paying for a cab, or grabbing a quick snack — and the … Read more
Ever wondered what happens to your Provident Fund (PF) if you leave your job in your 40s and never touch it again? Does it just sit there doing nothing—or does it keep earning interest? Many people assume that once they stop working, their PF account stops growing. But here’s the surprising truth: that’s not the … Read more