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Anonymous

02 Dec 2020

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Does it mean that if I hit BRS, I can withdraw money as and when I would like to (after 55 years old)?

Can withdraw money as and when I would like to (after 55 years old) after hitting BRS?

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Wrong Sean

02 Dec 2020

No, the maximum you can withdraw if you hit BRS only is $5000. To withdraw additional amounts, you need to either have FRS or BRS+property.

FRS is 2 x BRS
ERS is 3 x BRS

https://www.cpf.gov.sg/Members/Schemes/schemes/...

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