The National Solidarity Party is offering “real solutions” to problems, not just empty slogans, said NSP President Reno Fong. In a party political broadcast for GE2025 on Friday (Apr 25), he said NSP wants to build an economy that works for all, not just “the privileged few”. His proposals include a minimum living wage, CPF reforms so that no senior outlives their savings and SME-first policies to grow neighbourhood businesses.

Mr Fong also called for improvements in housing and healthcare affordability. NSP’s plans include pricing BTO flats at cost, S$10 GP visits for all citizens and mental health hubs in every HDB town. The party also seeks greater empowerment of young people, through free preschool education so that every child “starts life equal”, abolishing streaming and creating a “youth assembly” where young people’s ideas can become law.