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07 Jan 2021

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Does it make sense to buy a retirement plan that pays out $800 a month when I'm 60 year old onwards, or should I use the cash to top up my CPF instead (my investments are a separate pool)?

Which makes more sense for retirement planning?

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1M45

07 Jan 2021

No sense . Just pump ur CPF RA to ERS, get $2k+ per mth.

U pump to cpf still got tax rebate. U buy plan, u miss the premium they charge u interest.

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