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Jason Sing
25 Feb 2020
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I only consider OA and SA as part of the net worth. MA is too illiquid to consider and the amount is not really big, so I just exclude it.
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Yes i would consider CPF to be part of my overall networth because it is indeed money which can be used to purchase your house, investment and for healthcare purpose. But if i want a clearer view of my portfolio, in my tracking excel, I would have 2 categories - liquid and illiquid cash holdings to have a clear view of what is the amount that i can tap on for any emergencies for instance.
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Rais M
25 Feb 2020
Accountant at SME
Not for me. I actually treat CPF as a bonus to whatever my cash and investment networth when I retire in the future.
In the meantime, all i focus on is growing my cash and investments. Something that I can see and touch.
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Yes, i would consider it as part of my networth. this is because the money in cpf is still my money ...
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Yes, I would consider my total CPF amount as part of my personal net worth calculation. This is because CPF savings would form part of my retirement savings that I could tap on for healthcare and daily expenses during old age. CPF money is still my money after all.