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I came across the common dilemma of whether we will end up paying more taxes after retirement if the SRS investment portfolio "performs too well".
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Jiayee
23 Nov 2020
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Depends on your tax bracket... the higher your tax bracket, the more likely that the tax savings are "worth it".
Assuming you top up SRS $1,275 per month for 40 years, that's $612,000 net deposits. Assuming CPF SA interest, the final value will be around $1,400,000.
Then you withdraw $140,000 each year. $70,000 minus some personal reliefs get taxed.