Singapore PM salary set to rise to $2.85M under political pay overhaul
📍 How it ended
Coverage in early September reported that Singapore’s political pay overhaul would raise the prime minister’s salary to roughly $2.8‑$2.85 million, with ministers receiving their first raise in 15 years and a 64 % increase for the premier. Lawmakers and non‑constituency members discussed the new pay structure and residents’ concerns, while explanations of MP allowances were also published.
No further updates were reported, leaving the outcome of the proposed changes unconfirmed in the coverage.
Epilogue added 29d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Singapore PM salary set to rise to $2.85M under political pay overhaul Fox Business · 63d ago broke it first
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