CDC vouchers expire on 31 December 2026: use them before they're gone

Your S$300 CDC vouchers from January 2026 expire on 31 December 2026. After that date, whatever is left is gone. No extension, no carry-over. If you still have a balance sitting in your phone, now is the time to use it, not the last week of December when every queue in the heartlands is long.

Step one: check what you have left

1. Go to go.gov.sg/cdcv and log in with Singpass. If someone else in your household claimed the vouchers, ask them to share the link.
2. Look at the heartland balance separately from the supermarket balance. They are two different pots.
3. If the heartland balance is above zero, that is money you can spend at neighbourhood shops like ours until 31 December.

Worth spending it on: things you would buy anyway

The worst way to use an expiring voucher is on something you don't need. The best way is on things that would come out of your pocket sooner or later. At an electrical shop, that list is longer than people think:

• LED bulbs and downlights. That one flickering kitchen light you keep ignoring. Swapping old fittings to LED also cuts the bill.
• Switches and sockets. Cracked or yellowed switch plates, a loose socket. Cheap to replace, annoying to live with.
• The top-up on a new fan. The S$400 Climate Voucher pays for an eligible DC fan. If the fan you want costs more, CDC vouchers can pay the difference. A S$450 fan becomes S$400 Climate plus S$50 CDC.
• A second fan. Climate Voucher on one, CDC vouchers toward the other.
• Stocking up on the boring stuff: spare bulbs, extension sockets, batteries for the remote.

Stacking with the Climate Voucher

Both accepted at our counter, on the same bill.

The NEA Climate Voucher (S$400, valid until 31 December 2027) and the CDC vouchers can go on the same bill. At our counter we scan them in order: Climate Voucher first on the eligible DC fan, then CDC vouchers on the rest, then PayNow, card or cash for anything left over. You don't need to split it into separate trips.

Here's what that looks like on a few fans just above S$400:

Alaska E-Aspen V · S$428

Climate Voucher S$400
+ CDC S$28

Acorn DC-168H · S$429

Climate Voucher S$400
+ CDC S$29

KDK E48HP · S$438

Climate Voucher S$400
+ CDC S$38

Prices from our current price list, for the lowest option of each fan.

Not sure which fans the Climate Voucher covers? Our voucher fans guide goes type by type, and the ceiling fan price list shows which ones cost S$400 or less.

Don't leave it to the last week

Every December, people remember their vouchers around Christmas. Shops get crowded, popular fan colours run out, and the vouchers you meant to use quietly expire on the 31st. If you are planning a bigger buy, like a new fan before Chinese New Year, sort it out in November or early December. Our before-CNY fan guide has the timeline.

Voucher dates are from the CDC Vouchers Scheme page (cdc.gov.sg, updated 4 September 2026): the CDC Vouchers Scheme 2026 (January) is valid till 31 December 2026. Climate Voucher dates are from NEA's Climate Friendly Households Programme. Always check your own balance on RedeemSG.

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