Anonymous
Asked on 07 Nov 2018
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When she turns 55, her SA and OA will be set aside to meet the Full Retirement Sum in her newly opened RA Account. SA will be withdrawn from first before OA.
This forms her CPF Life from 65 for life.
Now if she has any balance above the FRS, she can withdraw this at anytime. It's almost like an ATM and you can do so via PayNow.
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Loo Cheng Chuan, Founder at 1M65 Movement
Answered on 07 Nov 2018
No no... no one will force her to withdraw from her CPF. If I were her, I would shift all I could (minus a nice holiday) into the RA to reap the high
returns of 4-6%
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