SINGAPORE – More than 1 million Singaporean households in HDB flats will receive rebates on their utility and conservancy bills in April, as part of a government scheme to help with the cost of living.
In a statement on March 31, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) said eligible households will receive up to $190 in U-Save rebates on their utility bills.
They will also get up to a month of rebates on their service and conservancy charges (S&CC).
The amount of U-Save and S&CC rebates that households receive will vary depending on their flat type.
For example, people living in four-room flats will get $150 in U-Save rebates and a month in rebates on their S&CC, while those in one- and two-room flats will get $190 in U-Save rebates and a month of S&CC rebates.
In total, each eligible household will receive up to $570 in U-Save rebates and 3½ months of S&CC rebates for the financial year from April 2026 to March 2027.
The utility and S&CC rebates will be automatically credited to eligible households’ accounts with grid operator SP Services and town councils, respectively.
