If you think that the additional 1.5% per annum paid on the CPF-SA does not amount to much, I would encourage you to read a blog post of mine written more than two years ago. In the last few paragraphs, I explained how transferring funds from CPF-OA to CPF-SA could significantly boost returns. See: Do you want to be richer?
In a recent blog post, Endrene shared with us her experience in transferring funds from her CPF-OA to CPF-SA. She also highlighted how the additional 1% interest paid annually on the combined first $60K in our CPF accounts ......In recent days, I had an engaging exchange of ideas with a reader, Endrene. Both of us agree that young working adults could use their CPF-SAs to grow their retirement funds, risk free, at a faster clip. Both our experience show that this is a valid and relatively fuss free approach to long term wealth accumulation.
If you think that the additional 1.5% per annum paid on the CPF-SA does not amount to much, I would encourage you to read a blog post of mine written more than two years ago. In the last few paragraphs, I explained how transferring funds from CPF-OA to CPF-SA could significantly boost returns. See: Do you want to be richer?
In a recent blog post, Endrene shared with us her experience in transferring funds from her CPF-OA to CPF-SA. She also highlighted how the additional 1% interest paid annually on the combined first $60K in our CPF accounts ......
If you think that the additional 1.5% per annum paid on the CPF-SA does not amount to much, I would encourage you to read a blog post of mine written more than two years ago. In the last few paragraphs, I explained how transferring funds from CPF-OA to CPF-SA could significantly boost returns. See: Do you want to be richer?
In a recent blog post, Endrene shared with us her experience in transferring funds from her CPF-OA to CPF-SA. She also highlighted how the additional 1% interest paid annually on the combined first $60K in our CPF accounts ......
