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Shirley

3d ago

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At what salary point did you all start voluntarily topping up CPF SA seriously instead of investing outside?

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R€nd

1h ago

I only top up my parents RA.

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Kenny Tan

15h ago

Never.

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Kent Toh

18h ago

Consultant at Sprinklr

It is a one-way street, so avoid topping up if you are single. You may need cash.

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For salaried employees, why does one do a top up to CPF SA? Especially if the cash could be used to possibly generate a higher growth via investments?

Should I first (1) top-up my CPF SA, or (2) invest in ETFs, or (3) purchase a retirement income insurance? I am in my 40s and thinking of setting aside $200pm to start retirement planning.?

CPF top up to Special Account - After hitting the SA limit, can I invest using SA such that I do not meet the limit and top up SA with cash for tax relief? After top up, I liquidate back to SA.

My current main investment mode is monthly investment plan in STI ETF. Topping up CPF SA seems likes an attractive option at 4% p.a. and tax relief. Is there ever a possibility of losing CPF money?

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