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Starting April 2027, parents will receive S$2,000 a year for each Singaporean child from age one to 16, as part of a new financial support scheme from the government. But if you don’t need the money for day-to-day expenses, how can you invest it towards your own retirement? On the Money Talks podcast, Andrea Heng speaks with SingSaver’s Ayush Goyal about putting the new SG Child Support Package to work.

Starting April 2027, parents will receive S$2,000 a year for each Singaporean child from age one to 16, as part of a new financial support scheme from the government. But if you don&rsquo;t need the money for day-to-day expenses, how can you invest it towards your own retirement? On the Money Talks podcast, Andrea Heng speaks with SingSaver&rsquo;s Ayush Goyal about putting the new SG Child Support Package to work.

Your weekly dose of personal finance with Andrea Heng. Here’s everything you need to know on how you can manage your money better. 

The views and opinions shared during this podcast series are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Mediacorp Pte. Ltd. or its group of companies.

Your weekly dose of personal finance with Andrea Heng. Here&rsquo;s everything you need to know on how you can manage your money better.&nbsp;
The views and opinions shared during this podcast series are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Mediacorp Pte. Ltd. or its group of companies.

Money Talks

Your weekly dose of personal finance with Andrea Heng. Here’s everything you need to know on how you can manage your money better.  

Your weekly dose of personal finance with Andrea Heng. Here’s everything you need to know on how you can manage your money better. &nbsp;