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This is a dead giveaway - no puns intended - that right in the middle of a pandemic and a three days
before a milestone election, they have thrown in yet another chicken wing to even the elderly?
SINGAPORE — The payout rules for the Retirement Sum Scheme under the Central Provident Fund (CPF) will change in 2020, with payouts lasting up to age 90 at most, instead of up to age 95 today.
The change comes after feedback from CPF members who felt that a payout duration up to age 95 was too long, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said.
With the change, members whose payouts were originally projected to end beyond the age of 90 will now have their payouts end when they turn 90 instead, and they will thus effectively see an increase in their monthly payout amounts, Manpower Minister Josephine Teo said in Parliament on Monday (Nov 4).
The extent to which the monthly payout will increase for these members will depend on his or her individual circumstances, such as age, Retirement Account balance and existing payout amount.
It will also take into account any top-ups to and withdrawals from his Retirement Account, MOM said.
Mrs Teo said that the new rules will apply to all CPF members who turn 65 from July 1 next year.
Read more at https://www.todayonline.com/singapo...rHfHEwCxk6nwQ544o3pg7ulLmLinl_Z-LjnynzQxVV03w
before a milestone election, they have thrown in yet another chicken wing to even the elderly?
SINGAPORE — The payout rules for the Retirement Sum Scheme under the Central Provident Fund (CPF) will change in 2020, with payouts lasting up to age 90 at most, instead of up to age 95 today.
The change comes after feedback from CPF members who felt that a payout duration up to age 95 was too long, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said.
With the change, members whose payouts were originally projected to end beyond the age of 90 will now have their payouts end when they turn 90 instead, and they will thus effectively see an increase in their monthly payout amounts, Manpower Minister Josephine Teo said in Parliament on Monday (Nov 4).
The extent to which the monthly payout will increase for these members will depend on his or her individual circumstances, such as age, Retirement Account balance and existing payout amount.
It will also take into account any top-ups to and withdrawals from his Retirement Account, MOM said.
Mrs Teo said that the new rules will apply to all CPF members who turn 65 from July 1 next year.
Read more at https://www.todayonline.com/singapo...rHfHEwCxk6nwQ544o3pg7ulLmLinl_Z-LjnynzQxVV03w