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What happens to our CPF money at age 55?
By A Singaporean Stockmarket Investor (ASSI)  •  June 11, 2015
A conversation with a reader: Dear AK, I have been following your blog regularly for the past two years. I found it very educational and useful for me - an ordinary worker trying to strive for financial freedom.  Among the discussion, I had also paid close attention on those mentioning taking advantage of the 4% interest in CPF-SA. Over the last two years, I had made a substantial amount of transfer from my OA to SA account. With this and my continued contribution, I'm quite confident that I will be able to meet the enhanced retirement sum at 55 years old. This year, I'm also considering voluntary top up to my CPF-SA account.  My question for you is that should i still perform voluntary top up to my CPF-SA given the new regulations ie only $5000 withdrawal allowed at 55 years old and 20% at 65 years old? In the ......
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