The Singaporean Government’s Initiative to Provide Utility and Conservancy Bill Rebates

In a move to support close to a million Singaporean HDB households, the Ministry of Finance announced that eligible households will receive rebates on their utility and conservancy bills in April. This initiative aims to alleviate financial burdens and provide relief during these challenging times.

Details of the Rebates

  • Eligible households will receive up to $190 in U-Save for their utility bills
  • They will also receive up to a month of rebates for their service and conservancy charges (S&CC)
  • The amount of rebates will vary depending on the household’s flat type
  • Each eligible household can expect to receive up to $760 of U-Save and 3.5 months of S&CC rebates for the financial year from April 2025 to March 2026

Breakdown of Rebates by Flat Type

Residents living in a four-room flat will receive $150 and one month of rebates for their U-Save and S&CC in April. Meanwhile, those in one- and two-room flats will receive $190 and a month of rebates respectively.

Disbursement of Rebates

The utility and S&CC rebates will be automatically credited to the eligible household’s accounts with grid operator SP Services and the town councils. These rebates are disbursed every three months in April, July, October, and January each year.

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Conclusion

The Singaporean government’s initiative to provide rebates on utility and conservancy bills demonstrates its commitment to supporting households during challenging times. These rebates will provide much-needed relief to residents, especially those facing financial difficulties.

FAQs

How will the rebates be credited to eligible households?

The utility and S&CC rebates will be automatically credited to the eligible household’s accounts with SP Services and town councils.

When will the rebates be disbursed?

The rebates will be disbursed every three months in April, July, October, and January each year.

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