

More hitting CPF retirement targets at the milestone age of 55
More Singapore residents are hitting their Central Provident Fund (CPF) savings targets at age 55, according to the CPF Board’s 2025 annual report.
Such CPF members become eligible to withdraw excess savings if they wish. A record amount of withdrawable funds was taken out in 2025 by those aged 55 and above.
Of the 41,000 active CPF members who turned 55 in 2025, 73.4 per cent had set aside the Full Retirement Sum (FRS), or at least the Basic Retirement Sum (BRS) while owning one property, up from 70.5 per cent in 2024.
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straitstimes.comPreparatory works for 'Long Island' to start from end-2026
The preparatory works, to be carried out in two phases, will primarily involve removing seabed obstructions and constructing temporary sand bunds and sand infilling.
The works will be at least 130m away from the shoreline, in the waters off East Coast, and will be demarcated by silt screens and/or floating barriers.
Every HDB block to have an ATM, cashpoint or bank branch within 500m by end-2027
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mothership.sgSingapore stock market gets a boost from US-Iran peace deal
The Singapore market rallied in response to a peace deal announced by the US and Iran that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
The Straits Times Index (STI) rose 1.3 per cent during the morning trading session, hitting above 5,094 at its peak, before the increase moderated to 1.1 per cent at around 3.30pm, with the index at 5,081.69. It eventually closed up 1 per cent at 5,077.29.
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straitstimes.comBTS fans push back against ticket resellers on Carousell and X during Singapore's first presale day
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straitstimes.comStagnant water left in bins for weeks at Punggol WWP
Outside Punggol Waterwaypoint mall, 2 bins partially filled with water and has been left there for weeks. Water has already been stagnated inside and saw flies have already started hovering above the water. Still waiting for management to finish up maintenance. At one of the exits of the mall.