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An SG61 treat: Get up to $180 in FairPrice vouchers with your Straits Times subscription

The monetary value of the supermarket vouchers has increased from 2025.

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As Singapore marks its 61st birthday on August 9, The Straits Times subscribers in the country are being treated to a special offer in line with the national holiday. Both new and current subscribers to the newspaper's August subscription are set to receive an increased value of FairPrice vouchers as part of the celebration.

For those signing up as new subscribers, the FairPrice vouchers' value has been bumped up to $180, a jump from the previous $150. Existing subscribers, on the other hand, can now claim $150 in vouchers, up from $100. This special deal is exclusively for the month of August and only applicable to subscribers with a two-year contract.

ST subscribers can enjoy a digital subscription for $29.90 a month, granting them access to four devices simultaneously, unlimited reading of premium articles, the ability to customize their newsfeed on the app, and access to the digital edition of the newspaper. Those who prefer a daily print copy of the newspaper have the option to purchase it, incurring an additional $3 to $5 delivery fee per month, depending on their location.

To take advantage of this special offer, interested readers can visit https://stsub.sph.com.sg/sg61 or contact SPH Media’s customer service representatives at 6388-3838.

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