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Erwin

10 Apr 2021

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For the CPF 2.5% interest that must be paid back, is this for every year that the CPF was used?

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Foodie Jo

24 Aug 2021

The 2.5% is calculated every month that CPF is used, but usually consolidated on an annual basis.

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