Eligible Singaporeans aged 50 and above, and with CPF retirement savings below the Basic Retirement Sum (BRS) will receive a CPF top-up of up to S$1,500. Called the Budget 2026 CPF Top-Up, this was ...

The Basic Retirement Sum (BRS) quietly shapes CPF payouts, housing choices, and support schemes more than most people realise.

Eligible Singaporeans aged 50 and above in 2026 will receive a top-up of up to $1,500 in their CPF Retirement Account (RA) or Special Account (SA) in December 2026. This is to help individuals born in ...

To mitigate rise in business costs from increased rates, government will provide employers with a one-year CPF transition offset Read more at The Business Times.

Discover how new CPF investment plans and existing schemes can help you make your CPF work harder for a comfortable retirement. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Budget 2026 introduces CPF top-ups for seniors with lower savings and higher CPF contributions for senior workers to ...

We will select two to three credible providers to keep choices simple for members,” says Wong, adding that a key requirement is for providers to keep fees low.

Board will be introducing a new investment scheme in 2028 for longer-term investors interested in a simplified and low-cost ...

The new scheme is for long-term investors who are willing to take on some risk but have less investment expertise or prefer ...

SINGAPORE: Central Provident Fund (CPF) members will soon have the option of a simpler, low-cost way to invest their savings ...

From 2028, CPF members who prefer not to actively manage their investments can opt for a simplified life-cycle product that automatically reduces risk as they approach retirement.