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Friday, 24 August 2018

CPF SA And Meeting FRS Before 55


Read? Maximizing Your CPF For Retirement Is So Much Easier Than Trying To Optimize Your CPF For Retirement



Obviously; there are two opposing camps on FRS!

LOL!


One camp focusing on their earned income and career development and naturally through regular CPF contributions to meet FRS is not an issue.

Uncle8888 belongs to this camp!





Real People. Real CPF SA without any top up!

Can meet FRS through regular CPF contributions to CPF SA!




2 comments:

  1. I also attained my FRS via normal contribution.

    However, on reflection, I should have transfer some OA money to SA. Stupid me.

    Nevertheless, I top up RA so that I have more annuity at drawdown period.

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    1. One shouldn't transfer OA to SA too early. Wait till one is more or less know that they cannot beat that extra 1.5% compounding interests through cpfis. After some years in the stock market across market cycles we will know who we are as retail investor or trader.

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