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Loh Tat Tian

Founder at PolicyWoke (We Buy Insurance Policies)

18 Nov 2019

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How do I help my mum to earn higher interest in CPF SA, while she's having less than $20,000 in her RA/Medisave combined in CPF?

I am trying to help my mum have more liquid money while earning higher interest. And since Paynow can be used, I figure it can be a bank account for my mum. But I am worried that CPF will transfer available funds to make up her BRS instead. She wants the liquidity.

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Kelvid Pang

07 Jun 2019

You may have to strive the balance and think which one is your priority.

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