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Thursday, November 12, 2026

Budget 2027: Singaporeans invited to share their views and suggestions till Jan 6

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SINGAPORE – Singaporeans are invited to share their views and suggestions for the upcoming Budget 2027 from now to Jan 6, 2027.

In the announcement on Nov 12, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) said Singaporeans, organisations and businesses can share their feedback on themes such as:

  • strengthening Singapore’s economic resilience and competitiveness;

  • investing in Singapore’s workers; and

  • providing greater assurance for Singaporeans.

Those who would like to share their feedback may do so through Singapore’s Budget website, as well as via the following REACH and People’s Association (PA) platforms:

REACH, the Singapore Government’s feedback and engagement unit, will also be conducting a physical pre-Budget Listening Point to gather public views and suggestions for Budget 2027, MOF said.

Further details will be announced on REACH’s social media platforms closer to the date.

PA and its grassroots organisations will also engage Singaporeans through PA’s ShareYourViews initiatives in neighbourhoods across Singapore and through online community channels, to gather views and suggestions for Budget 2027.

Details of physical ShareYourViews engagements can be found on the PA webpage.

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