Anonymous

12 Jan 2021

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As a trainee with a $2.5K salary and no CPF, should I be contributing CPF on my own?

In terms of putting money early to take advantage of the interest rate and let it grow

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Moolah-Man.com

11 Jan 2021

If you want it, yes you can. You even get to enjoy some tax relief along the way :)

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