Singapore to Reduce Infant-Care Fees to Support Families

Singapore, ranked as the world's second-richest country by GDP per capita, plans to reduce infant-care fees to S$300 (US$236) per month as part of government efforts to make childcare more affordable.

25 Aug, 00:45 — 25 Aug, 00:45

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World's second richest country to reduce infant-care fees to $230 a month to support families

Singapore, ranked the world's second-richest country by GDP per capita in 2025, would reduce infant-care fees to S$300 (US$236) per month as its government pushes to make childcare more affordable for families.

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