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My husband is the only one making CPF contributions in the family. Should I be worried that my CPF account has almost nothing?
I got married at 23 years old and have not worked since 21. I don't plan to get a job as my husband is the one supporting the family. Should I be scared that I might not have anything available to withdraw once I reach retirement age?
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Loo Cheng Chuan
14 Jun 2020
Founder at 1M65 Movement
Please go and get a job.....
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Elijah Lee
09 Jun 2020
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
Hi anon,
I would highly recommend that you take a look at utilizing CPF as a foundation for your ba...
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Yes, you should be. And what makes you think that he’s going to continue supporting you for the rest of your life? As the saying goes, 靠山山倒 靠人人跑 靠自己最好. Don’t make yourself dependent on someone else for money, go earn your own.