Robert Antonius Henru

18 Apr 2019

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Why do you think CPF SA as a safety net, considering it is one way investment, can be taken out only at 65?

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Nicholes Wong

02 Mar 2019

Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic

You can take out at 55 once u leave aside the FRS. You dont lose the principal so its low risk and act as safety net because you will get them back at 55 or 65 through cpf life.

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Chen Zhirong

02 Mar 2019

Because even when you lose everything, you know you can take some out at 55 and 65.

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