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15 Feb 2022
Salaryman at Random Company
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Yes, I will look at 20 to 30% of that amount to SA. Then review yearly and transfer additional lump sum if I am still on the belief that I do not need to use my OA.
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Elijah Lee
04 Jan 2022
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
Hi anon,
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Personally, I would only do so if I am absolutely sure that I won't use it for housing ...
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Hi Anon, personally, I would do that. In fact, when I was single just a year ago, I had transferred half of my OA into my SA for the higher interest, and also to ensure that I benefit every single cent of the bonus 1% interest from the first $60k, capped at $20k from OA.