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To quote Ling How Doong: Don't talk cock lah. You want to understand how it works. Ok, I teach you. CPF contributions are tax free. That is a saving of 18-20%. 63% (not 75%, mistake) of CPF contributions can go to pay for the house. So 25% is "locked away" which you can take either as an...

Don't talk cock. I recall another post where you drank a bottle of Chivas a night and puked in your fish pond.

You obviously haven't read international finance. But that was easy to gloss already :)

Not to forget your fish pond. You need the $225k for what?

And you drink one bottle of Chivas a night. $85 x 365 = $31k a year. CPF SA and MA are peanuts to you.

So frustrated you don't understand my point. $5k (which by the way is really not chin choi lui either) is the max for which you need to contribute to CPF.

Nothing to do with look down or not look down. What we're talking about is only 25% of 36% of your salary with max of $5k salary.

Better go back to work. FT eyeing your job.

Like I said, if you have $225k in CPF, then $225k is not Chin Choi Lui because you would have earned at least $5k a month for the last 20 years. If you earn less than $5k a month, you won't have $225k in the CPF anyway.

Considering that max CPF is only $30k a year and 75% has gone to housing, what is left over? $7,500.00 over 30 years is a mere $225,000 - nothing to complain about. And for those who think $225,000 is chin choi lui, they would not be contributing $30k a year in the first place. :D

I don't want to pay taxes to feed Sinkiereans like you. Singaporeans know how to save their own money and are quite happy to treat their CPF money as money for their kids.

I don't agree with you. Those cheekopek are quite stupid - $50k can disappear in 6 months.

What a lame excuse to your statement which has been vigorously rebutted. 1. You said CPF is a Ponzi Scheme. 2. I said that is not possible since 75% of CPF has been dissipated by the member already so there cannot be a ponzi scheme. You started hurling insults. You're a fuckwit who...

You never see some of the 55 year old Ah Umn kena con by 小白脸, ah? So if don't fall in that category and won't squander money, no harm agreeing to renounce his citizenship and leave Singapore if he squanders his money and puts Singapore at risk of having to maintain him right?

Much better answer than this fuckwit who ironically calls himself "winner". If the CPF money is released, can we get the one withdrawing to agree to renounce his citizenship and leave Singapore if he squanders his money (on China mei mei) and puts Singapore at risk of having to maintain him?

Finished venting? Go back and report to your FT supervisor. No wonder we need to hire them to supervise fuckwits like you.

More sticks and stones. Reflects that you are a fucking loser in the real world and have to come in here to vent your frustration. I ask you again: - since most of the ordinary account (75%) is already spent by the member on HDB, Hong Leong, Capital Land and Far East, what fucking ponzi scheme...

Sticks and stones, sticks and stones ... You still haven't answered this question - since most of the ordinary account (75%) is already spent by the member on HDB, Hong Leong, Capital Land and Far East, what fucking ponzi scheme are you talking about?

What a peasant you are. Many of those earning > $5k ($5k not jin choi lui you know) are not so ignorant of CPF benefits (mainly tax free status) and have requested to be allowed to put more money in their CPF. They were told that it was not allowed.

Easy to tell that a fuckwit like you has lost an argument when you hit at me without a single counterpoint. I repeat - most of the ordinary accounts have been paid over to HDB, Hong Leong, Far East and Capital Land. Not much money left to Ponzi with. What a fuckwit.