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Geraldo L.

25 Feb 2020

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Do you treat CPF as part of your portfolio? Why or why not?

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Joe Lee

25 Feb 2020

Adventurer at Game of Life

I treat CPF SA as the bond component of my portfolio. Since many of the characterisics of bond & CPF SA are the same.

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MT2020

25 Feb 2020

Nope, but it is always good to know how much you have in your CPF. Because ultimately, they are you money and will help you during your retirement.

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Davin

24 Feb 2020

Nope unless I use it for CPF-IS.
If u treat it as bond component, I can't do any balancing with Cpf...

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