The Ordinary Wage (OW) Ceiling limits the amount of OW that would attract CPF contributions. The OW Ceiling is capped at $6,000 currently. For example, if an employee’s OW for a calendar month is $6,500, his CPF contribution would be computed based on an OW of $6,000; CPF contribution is not required on the remaining $500.
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Median Income in Singapore
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The nominal median income of Singapore residents on full-time employment increased this year to S$4,563 from the S$4,437 recorded in 2018, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) report said.
How big is our CPFIS as war chest for market timing for the next few STI crashes?
Assuming $6K monthly CPF cap and 2 months bonus i.e. total 14 months of CPF OA and 35% of CPFOA to grow CPFIS as war chest.
From the numbers, it seen that most of us may not have high 6 digits in CPFIS as war chest.
So what is the other strategy to deploy our CPFIS fund into the SGX other than investing in managed fund as retail investor?
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Uncle8888,
ReplyDeleteWhen there's major recession, even putting all available CPF-OA into high cost UTs can still get triple digit returns over 1-2 years. A big bear market is when it's actually feasible to put even CPF-SA into one of those balanced UTs! (sell & refund back to SA after 1 year of recovery though) 😉
Unfortunately; for those in their 30s or early 40s this wait has been far too long! Sianz and then give up!
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