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1 day ago · Lawrence Wong, who took the helm from Lee Hsien Loong, will deliver the budget on Feb. 18. The country is due for a general election by November.

1 day ago · SINGAPORE – Singapore's Budget statement will be delivered by Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong on Tuesday, 18 February. Here are some things to note: It will be delivered at 3.30pm on Tuesday, 18 February, in Parliament. The Budget Statement will be broadcast 'live' on Channel 5 ...

1 day ago · Singapore's government is expected to focus on cost of living issues, housing and employment in next week's budget, as it heads towards an election buoyed by strong growth and low inflation but ...

2 days ago · Singapore announces its next budget at a pivotal time for the trade-reliant economy. At home, an election is around the corner, and abroad, geopolitical tensions are brewing. Against that backdrop ...

Feb 3, 2025 · SINGAPORE - Prime Minister Lawrence Wong will deliver the 2025 Budget statement at 3.30pm on Feb 18 in Parliament. There will be live television and radio coverage of the Budget statement, said ...

5 days ago · Singaporeans can expect more generous financial support packages, corporate tax rebates, and more e longer-term measures to improve economic competitiveness in Budget 2025. Budget 2025 is expected to register a $6.7b surplus. Budget 2024 likely saw a larger surplus of 0.8% of GDP due to higher-than-expected revenue.

Dec 27, 2024 · SINGAPORE: Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong will deliver Singapore's 2025 Budget statement in parliament on Feb 18, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) said on Friday (Dec 27).

Feb 3, 2025 · SINGAPORE: Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong will deliver Singapore’s 2025 Budget statement in parliament on Feb 18 at 3.30pm, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) said on Monday ...

Jan 13, 2025 · On 16 Feb 2024, DPM and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong delivered the Budget 2024 Statement in Parliament. He outlined plans for further cost-of-living relief measures for Singaporeans, a strengthened socioeconomic compact and ultimately, a stronger, more resilient and united nation.