Eligible Singaporeans have until end-2015 to apply for GST Voucher, Medisave top-up: MOF

Almost $1b in benefits have been disbursed.

Eligible Singaporean citizens have until the end of December to sign up for the GST Voucher – Cash/Medisave and 5-Year Medisave Top-Up, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) said in a statement.
Singaporeans can sign up either online at the GST Voucher website, or by completing the GST Voucher sign-up form that is enclosed in the reminder letters which will be sent out by mid-November.

The sign-up form is also available at any Community Centre, Social Service Office (SSO) or any of the CPF Service Centres located island-wide. All forms should be returned before 31 December 2015.

MOF said that as at October, the Government has disbursed about $694 million in GST Voucher – Cash and GST Voucher – Seniors’ Bonus, about $117 million in GST Voucher – Medisave and about $90 million in GST Voucher – U-Save, for the 2015 GST Voucher. The Government has also disbursed about $93 million in 5-Year Medisave Top-Up for 2015.

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