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- 2 Eggs
- 3 Dried Confectionery & Processed Food Items
- 4 Frozen Seafood Items
- 5 Personal Care Products
- 6 Fashion & Luxury Items
- 7 Plants & Seeds
- 8 Petrol (Not Too Much)
- 9 Chewing Gum
- 10 Tobacco-Related Products
- 11 Controlled Drugs And Psychotropic Substances
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December 9, 2025HDB’s new Standard, Plus and Prime system
October 25, 2025How to choose your first home wisely under HDB’s new Standard, Plus and Prime system
Amanda Yeap 24 Oct 2025 09:30PM
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Introduced last October, the Housing and Development Board (HDB) replaced the long-standing “mature” and “non-mature” estate labels with the new Standard, Plus and Prime system for new BTO projects – a change that came right as many of my own friends were applying.
Standard flats come with typical subsidies and a five-year minimum occupation period (MOP).
Plus and Prime flats, located in more desirable or central areas, have higher subsidies but stricter resale rules and longer 10-year MOPs to keep public housing fair and inclusive.
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But under the government’s new Plus and Prime classifications for BTO flats, such units may now come with trade-offs.
Plus flats are located in more desirable areas, such as near MRT stations, amenities or the city fringe. Recent launches include projects in Queenstown, Bedok (Bayshore) and Kembangan.
Prime flats, on the other hand, are the most central and in-demand, typically within mature estates such as Kallang/Whampoa, Clementi and Toa Payoh.
Both types of flats come with with additional subsidies, a 10-year MOP and stricter resale rules.
Plus flats can be resold to only Singaporean singles or households (with at least one Singaporean), with a monthly income not exceeding S$14,000. Prime flats can be resold only to households (with at least one Singaporean) with a monthly income not exceeding S$14,000 or Singaporean singles with income not exceeding S$7,000.
While Standard flat owners are able to rent out their entire units, both Plus and Prime flats can’t be rented out. Plus and Prime flat owners can only rent out bedrooms if their unit has three rooms or more – after meeting standard HDB rules.
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The older a buyer is, the shorter their loan tenure, said Mr Cho – which means higher monthly repayments. For instance, HDB loans are capped at 25 years, bank loans for HDB flats can go up to 30 years, executive condominium loans up to 30 years, and private property loans up to 35 years, with the maximum loan age capped at 65.
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HDB to introduce new Plus flats in rehaul of public housing classification
Chew Hui Min 20 Aug 2023 09:00PM
(Updated: 21 Aug 2023 12:38PM)
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00:00 Is it safe to cook with aluminium foil? 00:58 Origins of aluminium foil 02:21 Acidic food and aluminium leaching 04:57 What happens if we ingest aluminium 07:10 Foil vs no foil test: Lasagna, baked salmon, and others 09:45 Test results: Did foil leach into all the dishes? 11:59 How many squid must you eat 12:57 Who should be wary of cooking food in foil 14:20 Lasagna + steel pan + aluminum foil = ? 15:54 Why is foil corroding on my lasagna? 17:37 How the “lasagna cell” works 19:16 Natural alternatives to aluminium foil
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Singapore Electricity Tariff Revision for Q3 (2025)
July 7, 2025Lower household electricity and gas tariffs from July to September
Lutfil Jumadi (Updated: 30 Jun 2025 01:22PM)
SINGAPORE: Household electricity and gas tariffs will decrease for the period between July and September due to lower energy costs after they remained steady in the previous quarter.
Compared with the previous quarter, the electricity tariff will decrease by 2.3 per cent or 0.65 cent per kWh before Goods and Services Tax (GST), national grid operator SP Group said on Monday (Jun 30).
https://www.spgroup.com.sg/sp-services/understanding-the-tariff
Please click here (.XLS) to view the historical electricity tariff from SPGroup.
Bicycles and PMDs ban from pedestrian-only footpaths from July 2025
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Unfair to ban us from pedestrian-only paths, say cyclists as LTA starts enforcement on Jul 1 – CNA
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Most of the 15 cyclists and pedestrians interviewed by CNA on Tuesday (Jul 1) said they were unaware of the penalties being enforced by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) – where first-time offenders face a fine of up to S$2,000 (about US$1,575) or a jail term of up to three months, or both.
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