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Anonymous

02 Nov 2019

CPF

Is there any use in CPF’s OA account and SA account after one turned 55 years old?

Parent is still working and CPF is still being contributed? Is shifting OA to RA better for more interest?

Are we allow to withdraw what we have in OA and SA at age 65?

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Elijah Lee

02 Nov 2019

Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)

You are allowed to withdraw your OA and SA after 55, after setting aside FRS (Or BRS with property pledge)

Note that transferring OA to RA is one way. Your parents may wish to consider OA and SA as a kind of high interest savings account. Note that in terms of withdrawal, SA money must be withdrawn first, before OA.

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