FairPrice Group will extend its daily discount schemes for Pioneer Generation, Merdeka Generation, and CHAS Orange and Blue cardholders until December 31, 2025. The scheme aims to support Singaporeans facing challenges in accessing daily necessities, even as inflation eases.
Discount schemes will be extended throughout 2025 for eligible cardholders. To support those in need, FairPrice will be extending its daily discount schemes for Pioneer Generation, Merdeka Generation and Community Health Assist Scheme ( CHAS ) Orange and Blue cardholders into 2025. The discount scheme will be available across all FairPrice stores and Unity outlets till Dec 31, 2025, FairPrice Group said on Thursday (Dec 19).
The CHAS Orange discount scheme, introduced in October, aims to help more Singaporeans afford daily essentials. It is available to individuals whose total gross household monthly income per family member living together ranges from $1,501 to $2,300. Even as inflation is starting to ease, many in Singapore still face the challenges in accessing daily necessities, said FairPrice Group CEO Vipul Chawla. 'By extending our daily discount schemes — including our newly launched, first-of-its-kind CHAS Orange cardholder discount initiative — we want to do our part in helping vulnerable Singaporeans stretch their dollar further', said Chawla. Customers can enjoy the discounts on their purchases by either presenting their membership cards to cashiers at checkout or selecting the relevant discount option at self-checkout counters, FairPrice said
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