Singapore’s upcoming CPF lifecycle investment scheme will introduce glidepath investing to millions of qualified members. But this strategy isn’t limited to CPF. Learn how glidepath investing works, and how you can apply the same principles across your own portfolio. Announced during Budget 2026 and expected to launch in the first half of 2028, Singapore’s new CPF lifecycle investment scheme introduces a glidepath investment strategy that automatically adjusts portfolio risk over time. Younger CPF members may receive greater exposure to growth assets like equities, but as members approach retirement age their portfolios gradually become more conservative. The concept behind this is simple: your investment strategy should evolve as your life evolves. Rather than constantly managing asset allocation decisions themselves, glidepath investing automates the process through professionally managed portfolios that rebalance according to age and retirement horizon. Globally, this approach is already widely used in pension systems, target-date retirement funds, and managed investment portfolios. Now, Singapore’s CPF system is preparing to adopt similar...