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After 55 years old, how much can you withdraw from your CPF account?
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Your CPF savings are meant to support your retirement, housing and healthcare needs.
From age 55, you have the flexibility to withdraw:
Up to $5,000 of your SA and OA savings;
Your SA and OA savings after setting aside your Full Retirement Sum; and
Your RA savings above your Basic Retirement Sum, if you own a property.
To support your retirement needs, part of your Special Account (SA) and Ordinary Account (OA) savings are set aside in your Retirement Account at age 55. These savings will provide a stream of monthly payouts from your Payout Eligibility Age, to support your basic expenses in retirement.
Your MediSave savings are meant for future healthcare needs. These savings can be used to pay for your personal or immediate family members’ medical expenses, even after you turn 55.