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Hariz Arthur Maloy
12 Jun 2020
Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent
Hi Chuan Leong, as a self employed individual myself, I would rather invest directly as long as I can take risk on my money.
If I'd like to recreate my own CPF, I'd do so using private instruments because then I have control over my money and the rules can't change.
Especially if you're young and CPF withdrawal age is 30 to 40 years away, I'd make sure I have full control.
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It would depends on your annual income.
Topping up CPF is a good way to reduce your taxes. If you t...
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