Singapore’s financial support schemes continue into 2025, with the final round of the $1,300 payments rolling out. As of May 2025, many citizens are checking to see if they still qualify or if they’ve missed out. Here’s everything you need to know about what’s left to claim and how to ensure you don’t leave money on the table.
Breakdown of the $1,300 Final Round Payment
The final $1,300 payment is part of the government’s broader Assurance Package and Cost-of-Living Support Measures. This payout is targeted at low- and middle-income Singaporeans to cushion rising inflation and cost pressures.
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for the final tranche of the payout:
- You must be a Singapore citizen aged 21 and above as of 2025.
- Your Assessable Income (AI) for the 2023 Year of Assessment should not exceed $34,000.
- You must not own more than one property.
- You must have signed up for government schemes such as the Assurance Package earlier or by the stipulated deadline.
Disbursement Timeline
Payments began in April and continue through May 2025. Most citizens who qualified and met all conditions will have received their funds via PayNow linked to their NRIC or credited directly into their bank accounts.
Final $1,300 Payment Rollout Timeline
| Date Range | Payment Method | Eligibility Cut-off |
|---|---|---|
| April 15 – April 30 | PayNow (NRIC-linked) | Income declared by Mar 15 |
| May 1 – May 25 | GIRO/Bank Transfer | If not enrolled in PayNow |
| Until May 31 | Manual Claim Window | Must apply via Gov.sg portal |
What’s Left to Claim?
If you’ve missed the earlier rounds:
- Check your Singpass account for payout status.
- If you are eligible but haven’t received anything, use the Assurance Package portal to submit a missed payment claim.
- For issues like wrong bank details or missing PayNow linkage, contact the relevant government agency before the May 31, 2025 deadline.
Importance of Verifying Details
Errors in banking information or incomplete sign-ups can lead to missed payments. The government allows late claims but only within May. Delayed action may result in forfeiture.
Conclusion
The final $1,300 payout is a significant help amid economic uncertainty. If you’re unsure about your eligibility or status, act now before the May 31 cut-off. It’s your right and responsibility to ensure you receive the support you’re entitled to.
FAQs
Who qualifies for the final $1,300 payout?
Anyone aged 21+ with an annual income below $34,000 and who owns no more than one property.
How do I know if I missed my payment?
Check your Singpass account or log into the Assurance Package portal for updates.
What should I do if I missed the PayNow deadline?
You can still claim via bank transfer or manually through the portal by May 31, 2025.
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