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I mean is it wise to top up so I can make use of the 2% interest rate? Other than this, I can't think of any other benefits.
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Duane Cheng
21 Aug 2020
Financial Consultant at Prudential Assurance Company Singapore
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Hi Bin Rui,
For starters, you should max out the government matching dollar yearly. Unless you have excess cash lying around, it would be better to put the excess top ups towards your own use. (e.g. CPF-SA, CPF-MA) You will also qualify for tax relief if you do so!
Eventually over the span of 10 years 30k would have been deposited inside, which will grow in interest yearly in the CDA. Following which, the interest rate will be 2.5% in the PSEA. At no time can you withdraw from your CDA or PSEA account, so if you are looking to grow your own funds you will need to leverage elsewhere!
Hope i was able to answer your queries!