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It is about time we took our money back.
Make CPF your issue.
Make CPF the HOT topic.
CPF is your money.
Make CPF your issue.
Make CPF the HOT topic.
CPF is your money.
It is about time we took our money back.
Make CPF your issue.
Make CPF the HOT topic.
CPF is your money.
What, you want to put your CPF into a bank account and earn 0% interest?It is about time we took our money back.
Make CPF your issue.
Make CPF the HOT topic.
CPF is your money.
what, you want to put your cpf into a bank account and earn 0% interest?
You want your cpf money to look after your mei mei or wife in batam?
If you want something hot, go and eat curry fishhead at muthu fishhead curry! If no more money in cpf, then some chilli padi will do.
It is about time we took our money back.
Make CPF your issue.
Make CPF the HOT topic.
CPF is your money.
It is about time we took our money back.
there's not enough money in the PONZI-BLACKHOLE called CPF to pay out..........................
that's why all the schemes to defer payment like raising retirement age, etc.................
the reason why new and old flats have gone up in cost is so they can wipe out your CPF a/c...................
Conversely, CPF should allow you to leave your money in the CPF at 2.5% or 4% if you want to. A friend got so mad that CPF forced him to withdraw the CPF money which he didn't need and which he was quite happy to leave in his CPF accounts at 4%. Only minimum sum is allowed to remain.
That is a valid claim. CPF is compulsory savings for retirement. To force a withdrawal is to disavow a commitment to ensure retirement income security by the government. But this is to cheem for the current PAP members.
Sorry, the CPF is not Ponzi as it is a fully funded compulsory retirement savings. It is not a pension and not notionally funded. It is fiscally sound but the somehow, so much of your savings and mine has become taxed into a pension scheme for medical and retirement instead, though it is not. If the government wants to borrow CPF money to gamble, it needs to issue special bonds that give out 6.5% returns. It also needs to separate out the CPF interest enjoyed by PRs and citizens. PRs should only get 1%OA, 2%SA and MA2% interests. Citizens should get 2.5%OA, 10%SA, 10%MA. Given the contribution breakdown to the various accounts and the lower contribution for PRs, there is more than enough left over to pay administrative fees.