Sumbangan Tunai Rahmah (STR)
Cash assistance of up to RM2,200 per year, disbursed in four phases according to household income category and eligibility.
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The Government's priority is to safeguard the stability of energy and food supplies for the well-being of the rakyat, and to ensure Malaysia's economy continues to grow strongly and remain resilient.
The Government remains committed to continuing cash assistance to help cushion the impact of the global supply crisis on the rakyat's cost of living.
Cash assistance of up to RM2,200 per year, disbursed in four phases according to household income category and eligibility.
More InfoAll Malaysian citizens aged 18 and above receive a one-off RM100 credit under SARA in February 2026.
More InfoAll Malaysian citizens aged 18 and above receive a RM100 credit under SARA in February 2026.
More InfoRAHMAH MADANI and Agro MADANI sales programmes.
Implementation of the Festive Season Maximum Price Control Scheme (SHMMP) to ensure essential goods remain reasonably priced during major festive periods.
More Info30,000 sales programmes conducted nationwide to provide essential goods at affordable prices.
More InfoStrengthened enforcement under the Price Control and Anti-Profiteering Act 2011 to prevent unreasonable price increases and protect consumers.
More InfoA digital platform for monitoring the distribution and usage of subsidised cooking oil to ensure targeted delivery and minimise leakages.
More Info2,399 sessions (April–September 2026) offering fresh agricultural produce and food items directly to consumers at competitive prices.
More InfoThe Government has put in place targeted fuel subsidy measures to protect Malaysians from external price shocks while ensuring continued support for public transport, logistics, agriculture and fisheries sectors.
RON95 petrol at RM1.99 per litre, with a monthly quota of 200 litres for 16 million Malaysians.
More InfoRON95 at RM2.05 per litre for 23 approved categories of public land and water transport, as well as approved land freight transportation.
More InfoDiesel at RM2.15 per litre for 23 approved categories of land freight transportation.
More InfoCash assistance of RM200 per month, including an additional interim payment of RM200.
More InfoDiesel at RM1.88 per litre for 10 approved categories of public transportation.
More InfoSubsidised diesel at RM1.65 per litre for eligible fishermen.
More InfoDiesel prices are maintained at RM2.15 per litre, with purchase limits ranging from 50 to 150 litres per transaction, based on the applicable category.
More InfoThe Ploughing Incentive for Paddy Farmers (IPKP) has been increased to RM300 per hectare — RM200 paid upfront and RM100 as the remaining balance, disbursed upon completion and verification of cultivation activities.
More InfoThe requirement for diesel purchases exceeding 20 litres for agricultural machinery has been relaxed to facilitate paddy cultivation activities and ease operational processes for farmers.
More InfoThe Government has introduced targeted financing and regulatory support measures to help Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) maintain business continuity, manage operating costs and strengthen resilience amid economic uncertainties.
RM5 billion in financing guarantees provided through Syarikat Jaminan Pembiayaan Perniagaan (SJPP) to help businesses access financing.
More InfoThe SME Stabilisation Financing Facility — a RM5 billion facility by Bank Negara Malaysia offering financing of up to RM75,000 at interest rates as low as 3.7% per annum.
More InfoThe implementation of Phase 4 e-Invoicing has been granted an additional 12-month transition period until 31 December 2027.
More InfoMicro financing facilities of more than RM5 billion are available to support over 400,000 micro-entrepreneurs, with financing of up to RM100,000.
More InfoThe Government is committed to ensuring uninterrupted access to education and student welfare through food assistance initiatives, digital learning support and targeted assistance programmes.
Food assistance programmes to help students manage living costs and ensure access to nutritious meals throughout their studies.
More InfoDigital learning platforms and online teaching arrangements to ensure continuity of education and minimise disruptions to learning.
More InfoAffordable meal initiatives to provide students with access to nutritious food at reasonable prices.
More InfoThe Government is promoting flexible work arrangements to support workforce well-being, maintain productivity and reduce disruptions to daily commuting and business operations.
A three-day work-from-home (WFH) arrangement per week for civil servants, effective 15 April 2026.
More InfoGLCs and GLICs are encouraged to adopt Flexible Work Arrangements (FWA), including work-from-home arrangements.
More InfoThe Labour Department and TalentCorp provide guidance to private sector employers on the implementation of Flexible Work Arrangements (FWA) based on organisational needs.
More InfoThe Government ensures the nation's transport and logistics networks continue to operate smoothly, safeguarding the movement of people and essential supplies.
The Government is promoting greater energy efficiency while helping Malaysians manage utility costs and reduce energy consumption.
Cash rebates to encourage the installation of solar systems and the adoption of renewable energy.
More InfoEncourages more efficient electricity consumption for users with monthly usage below 1,000 kWh.
More InfoLower electricity rates during off-peak hours to help reduce energy costs.
More InfoElectricity bill rebates for households in the hardcore poor category.
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