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6 things to note about CPF contributions in Singapore

CPF comes from two main contributions, and there are different accounts. Find out how much you and your employer are contributing, and how you can invest your CPF funds.

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Why CPF Changed The Way Our Retirement Account (RA) Interest Rates Are Calculated

Our Retirement Account (RA) interest rate will be more responsive to market rates – reviewed each quarter rather than annually from 1 Jan 2024.

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Why It s Vital To Fully Optimise Our CPF Ordinary Account (OA) Savings For 2024

Optimise CPF OA savings by making a CPF transfer, paying down mortgage loans, or investing in T-bills to earn a higher return in 2024.

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Singapore s revised CPF interest rates from 1 January to 31 March 2024

As part of the Government’s efforts to enhance the retirement savings for CPF members, CPF members will earn extra interest on their CPF savings.

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CPF interest rates for Retirement, Special and MediSave accounts to go up to 4 08% in Q1 2024

The Basic Healthcare Sum will be raised to $71,500, from $68,500, for those under 65 years old. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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