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

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

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domenica 23 agosto 2026·channelnewsasia.com
NDR 2026: Parents to get up to 12 days of childcare leave each, with more for larger families
The prime minister called on employers to make sure becoming a parent never disadvantages someone’s career.
domenica 23 agosto 2026·channelnewsasia.com
NDR 2026: Significantly lower childcare, infant care fees at government-supported preschools by 2030
Absorbing more of the costs of childcare and preschool is “one of the best investments we can make”, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

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

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

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NDR 2026: Parents to get up to 12 days of childcare leave each, with more for larger families

NDR 2026: Significantly lower childcare, infant care fees at government-supported preschools by 2030

NDR 2026: Significantly lower childcare, infant care fees at government-supported preschools by 2030

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Singapore wil meer baby's en trekt bijna 50.000 euro per kind uit

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Singapur ofrecer� hasta un total de 55.000 d�lares por cada hijo para fomentar la natalidad

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Singapore, contro il calo delle nascite quasi 50mila euro per figlio

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

Parents will be paid £40k per child to encourage families in Singapore

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Singapore will pay about $55,000 in support for each child; why the country is paying parents to have babies