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Anonymous

20 Nov 2019

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This year is coming to an end. Would you advise me to top-up MA or SA to enjoy further tax relief?

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Mark

20 Nov 2019

Between topping up MA or SA, I would rather top up SA as it flows directly towards your retirement.

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Lihua Lh

20 Nov 2019

SA! it can turn to retirement fund later buy MA cannot.

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Charles Ng

20 Nov 2019

If it's just between these 2 options, then i would top-up MA 1st, provided it has not reached the ca...

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