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16 budget 2013 articles

  • Enhanced incentives for encouraging green motoring in Singapore

    Enhanced incentives for encouraging green motoring in Singapore

    Two current schemes with incentives to purchase environmentally friendly vehicles will be improved or extended - as announced in Budget 2014 yesterday.

    Other News
  • $17 million budget for greener transport

    $17 million budget for greener transport

    Four projects costing up to $4.6 million have been spawned so far, including an emission test lab, with more in the works.

    Other News
  • Depreciation to be taken into account when calculating OMV for used cars

    Depreciation to be taken into account when calculating OMV for used cars

    MAS has announced it will allow the OMV of used motor vehicles to be adjusted to depreciation to derive appropriate LTV limit.

    Other News
  • LTA is studying if car sharing could be feasible for commuters whom need a car

    LTA is studying if car sharing could be feasible for commuters whom need a car

    The Land Transport Authority (LTA) is looking at a feasible car sharing option for commuters whom need a car on occasion.

    Other News
  • No revisions for evening and Saturday ERP rates or operations

    No revisions for evening and Saturday ERP rates or operations

    Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew announced in Parliament that ERP charges during the evenings and Saturdays will remain at the moment.

    Other News
  • Operators to get cash incentives for providing reliable bus services

    Operators to get cash incentives for providing reliable bus services

    The Government will be offering cash incentives to bus operators who ensure their buses arrive at bus stops on time.

    Other News
  • $50 million to give buses more priority on the roads

    $50 million to give buses more priority on the roads

    According to Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew, buses will be given even more priority on the roads to improve bus speeds and reliability.

    Other News
  • Commuters may get free or cheaper off-peak morning rides

    Commuters may get free or cheaper off-peak morning rides

    The government is looking into the possibility of offering free, if not cheaper, rides to commuters who travel earlier to ease peak hour congestion.

    Other News
  • Used car dealers file fresh appeals to MAS on loan restrictions

    Used car dealers file fresh appeals to MAS on loan restrictions

    Used car dealers submit fresh applications to MAS to appeal the new auto loan restrictions as profits plunge with reduced sales across the market.

    Other News
  • New strategies announced for safer roads amidst increasing rule violators

    New strategies announced for safer roads amidst increasing rule violators

    Higher traffic police road presence, increased red light cameras and higher emphasis on road safety programmes are some strategies for safer roads here.

    Other News
  • MAS loan restrictions will not affect the disabled and their caregivers

    MAS loan restrictions will not affect the disabled and their caregivers

    The new MAS loan restriction imposed last week will not apply to the disabled, DPM Tharman Shanmugaratnam announces in his Budget debate wrap-up speech.

    Other News
  • Loan curb starts ripple effect on car market

    Loan curb starts ripple effect on car market

    Following the tightened loan rules, used car dealers are starting to reduce prices to attract buyers, while some new car prices have gone up due to tiered ARF.

    Other News
  • Tiered ARF will affect four out of five cars

    Tiered ARF will affect four out of five cars

    More than 85 percent of cars sold here in Singapore will be affected by the new tiered ARF scheme, attracting a higher tax amount.

    Other News
  • Is Leasing the way out?

    Is Leasing the way out?

    Luxury marques are offering leasing options in response to the loan curb rule, with guaranteed buy back at the end of leasing term.

    Other News
  • MAS to place cap on motor vehicle loans

    MAS to place cap on motor vehicle loans

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will place a cap on motor vehicle loans from tomorrow, 26th February 2013, Tuesday.

    Other News
  • Newly announced ARF rates will affect cars with OMV above $20,000

    Newly announced ARF rates will affect cars with OMV above $20,000

    Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Tharman Shanmugaratnam has announced a tiered Additional Registration Fee (ARF) during his Budget Statement 2013.

    Other News
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16 budget 2013 articles

  • Enhanced incentives for encouraging green motoring in Singapore

    Enhanced incentives for encouraging green motoring in Singapore

    Two current schemes with incentives to purchase environmentally friendly vehicles will be improved or extended - as announced in Budget 2014 yesterday.

    Other News
  • $17 million budget for greener transport

    $17 million budget for greener transport

    Four projects costing up to $4.6 million have been spawned so far, including an emission test lab, with more in the works.

    Other News
  • Depreciation to be taken into account when calculating OMV for used cars

    Depreciation to be taken into account when calculating OMV for used cars

    MAS has announced it will allow the OMV of used motor vehicles to be adjusted to depreciation to derive appropriate LTV limit.

    Other News
  • LTA is studying if car sharing could be feasible for commuters whom need a car

    LTA is studying if car sharing could be feasible for commuters whom need a car

    The Land Transport Authority (LTA) is looking at a feasible car sharing option for commuters whom need a car on occasion.

    Other News
  • No revisions for evening and Saturday ERP rates or operations

    No revisions for evening and Saturday ERP rates or operations

    Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew announced in Parliament that ERP charges during the evenings and Saturdays will remain at the moment.

    Other News
  • Operators to get cash incentives for providing reliable bus services

    Operators to get cash incentives for providing reliable bus services

    The Government will be offering cash incentives to bus operators who ensure their buses arrive at bus stops on time.

    Other News
  • $50 million to give buses more priority on the roads

    $50 million to give buses more priority on the roads

    According to Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew, buses will be given even more priority on the roads to improve bus speeds and reliability.

    Other News
  • Commuters may get free or cheaper off-peak morning rides

    Commuters may get free or cheaper off-peak morning rides

    The government is looking into the possibility of offering free, if not cheaper, rides to commuters who travel earlier to ease peak hour congestion.

    Other News
  • Used car dealers file fresh appeals to MAS on loan restrictions

    Used car dealers file fresh appeals to MAS on loan restrictions

    Used car dealers submit fresh applications to MAS to appeal the new auto loan restrictions as profits plunge with reduced sales across the market.

    Other News
  • New strategies announced for safer roads amidst increasing rule violators

    New strategies announced for safer roads amidst increasing rule violators

    Higher traffic police road presence, increased red light cameras and higher emphasis on road safety programmes are some strategies for safer roads here.

    Other News
  • MAS loan restrictions will not affect the disabled and their caregivers

    MAS loan restrictions will not affect the disabled and their caregivers

    The new MAS loan restriction imposed last week will not apply to the disabled, DPM Tharman Shanmugaratnam announces in his Budget debate wrap-up speech.

    Other News
  • Loan curb starts ripple effect on car market

    Loan curb starts ripple effect on car market

    Following the tightened loan rules, used car dealers are starting to reduce prices to attract buyers, while some new car prices have gone up due to tiered ARF.

    Other News
  • Tiered ARF will affect four out of five cars

    Tiered ARF will affect four out of five cars

    More than 85 percent of cars sold here in Singapore will be affected by the new tiered ARF scheme, attracting a higher tax amount.

    Other News
  • Is Leasing the way out?

    Is Leasing the way out?

    Luxury marques are offering leasing options in response to the loan curb rule, with guaranteed buy back at the end of leasing term.

    Other News
  • MAS to place cap on motor vehicle loans

    MAS to place cap on motor vehicle loans

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will place a cap on motor vehicle loans from tomorrow, 26th February 2013, Tuesday.

    Other News
  • Newly announced ARF rates will affect cars with OMV above $20,000

    Newly announced ARF rates will affect cars with OMV above $20,000

    Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Tharman Shanmugaratnam has announced a tiered Additional Registration Fee (ARF) during his Budget Statement 2013.

    Other News
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