Come August 2025, thousands of Australians relying on welfare will see another change to the JobSeeker Payment Australia 2025. The federal government’s biannual indexation kicks in again, and this round carries both expectation and scrutiny. While social service advocates
Starting July 2025, the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) will implement an updated contribution rate of 5.0% of the monthly basic salary, as mandated by the Universal Health Care (UHC) Law. This rate applies to all direct contributors, including employed individuals, self-paying members,
The Social Security System (SSS) of the Philippines is set to revolutionize pension claims by introducing a Digital ID system starting in 2025. This initiative aims to streamline the pension application process, enhance security, and provide greater convenience for senior
Amidst rising living costs, the Australian government has introduced a $3,600 Centrelink Bonus Payment to provide financial relief to eligible citizens. This one-off payment aims to support those receiving certain Centrelink benefits. Below is a comprehensive guide detailing
Centrelink recipients will soon experience a change when making in-person repayments. Beginning 12 June 2025, Services Australia is implementing a $5 minimum limit for over-the-counter debt repayments at Australia Post outlets. This adjustment will apply
In a significant move to manage traffic congestion, Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) has announced revisions to the Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) charges effective from July 1, 2025. This update aims to optimize traffic flow during peak hours
The Social Security System (SSS) in the Philippines continues to provide essential support for members through its Disability Benefit Scheme. For 2025, eligible members can receive a monthly payment of up to ₱4800 if they
Singapore residents can look forward to extra savings on commuting costs in 2025. The government has officially confirmed the rollout of the 2025 Public Transport Vouchers (PTV) scheme, offering up to $50 in transport vouchers to eligible households. The
Singapore continues its robust efforts to support citizens facing rising costs of living. In May 2025, the government introduced an expanded $1450 Government Payout package, designed to offer timely financial relief to low-income individuals, seniors,
In a continued effort to support its most financially vulnerable citizens, Singapore has confirmed a new $800 cash payout for lower-income workers to be disbursed in July 2025. This measure is a key part of the government’s broader economic support plan, designed
