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Tea with EY: Questions for the CPF Board (Part 1)
By A Singaporean Stockmarket Investor (ASSI)  •  December 19, 2014
EY asked the CPF Board some questions. Q:
At 55 years old, if the member does not intend to withdraw any amount from any of his/her CPF accounts and would like to use the entire MS to participate in the CPF LIFE Basic Plan, how would the savings in each of the accounts be redistributed among the OA/SA/RA/Medisave? Is the following balance distribution and interest rate correct based on prevailing guidelines?
OA – $50,000 (2.5% interest)
SA – $39,000 (4% interest)
RA – $161,000 (1st $60,000 at 5%, balance at 4% interest) Medisave - $48,500 (4% interest)
A:
As in your example, upon reaching age 55, the Board will set aside the Minimum Sum in your CPF Retirement Account (RA) by transferring funds in the following accounts and sequence:
 
(i) funds in your Special Account (SA);
 
(ii) if (i) is insufficient to set aside your Minimum Sum in full, funds in the Ordinary Account (OA) will be transferred to your RA to make up the Minimum Sum...
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