Serious Dead Motherfucker Been Receiving 23 Years Of CPF Top Ups And Benefits! CPF, Please Sue His Family! What A Boo Boo!

[JohnTan]

Central Provident Fund (CPF) payments and other assistance have been going to a man who has been missing for 23 years because he has yet to be officially declared dead.

Mr Boo Meng Hock has received a total of about $15,000 in cash and CPF top-ups, which have offset MediShield Life premium deductions of about $7,300, the CPF Board said last Wednesday.

It has continued the payments because Mr Boo has not been registered as dead with the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

Until that happens, he is presumed to be alive and eligible for benefits - and liable for deductions.

The board's clarification came in response to a Facebook post by Mr Boo's daughter, Ms Emily Boo, also known on Facebook as Yukimi Wu.

On Aug 5, Ms Boo posted a photo of a police report made in 1996 about her father's disappearance. He was in his 50s.

Ms Boo said the CPF Board has been deducting money annually from her father's account for MediShield, but the family cannot stop this as they have no death certificate. "We suspected he has been murdered, but his body hasn't been found. There is no proper burial for him. We assumed he is still alive."

He was last seen by friends at Singapore Island Country Club, where he worked as a caddy, Ms Boo said.


The CPF Board's response came after Ms Emily Boo posted a photo of a 1996 police report on the disappearance of her father, Mr Boo Meng Hock.

Although missing people are usually presumed dead if they have not been heard from for seven years, a court order is needed to obtain a presumption of death certificate.

Ms Boo said her family did not apply for this as the legal fees were too high. The CPF Board has urged her to obtain the court order and submit it to the ICA as soon as possible.

When a Singaporean or permanent resident's death is registered, the CPF Board will be notified. CPF savings are then distributed to the person's nominees or sent to the Public Trustee to distribute. Those who need financial assistance can approach the Legal Aid Bureau, said the CPF Board.

"We empathise with Ms Boo and the situation that her family is facing... We have reached out to Ms Boo to explain the steps to declare her father as deceased," it said.

It said neither Ms Boo nor other family members have sought its help with the premium deductions.

Funds Mr Boo received over the years include Pioneer Generation, GST (goods and services tax) voucher and other government Medisave top-ups amounting to $7,000, as well as GST vouchers and SG Bonus in cash totalling $4,600, it added.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/cpf-top-ups-deductions-continue-for-missing-man

 

[Loofydralb]

The much vaunted civil service has its clothes ripped off.
GAO should investigate why money is lost.

 

[laksaboy]

If I were in charge of Sinkieland, I would immediately slash the civil service by 80%.

 

[sweetiepie]

Central Provident Fund (CPF) payments and other assistance have been going to a man who has been missing for 23 years because he has yet to be officially declared dead.

Mr Boo Meng Hock has received a total of about $15,000 in cash and CPF top-ups, which have offset MediShield Life premium deductions of about $7,300, the CPF Board said last Wednesday.

It has continued the payments because Mr Boo has not been registered as dead with the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

Until that happens, he is presumed to be alive and eligible for benefits - and liable for deductions.

The board's clarification came in response to a Facebook post by Mr Boo's daughter, Ms Emily Boo, also known on Facebook as Yukimi Wu.

On Aug 5, Ms Boo posted a photo of a police report made in 1996 about her father's disappearance. He was in his 50s.

Ms Boo said the CPF Board has been deducting money annually from her father's account for MediShield, but the family cannot stop this as they have no death certificate. "We suspected he has been murdered, but his body hasn't been found. There is no proper burial for him. We assumed he is still alive."

He was last seen by friends at Singapore Island Country Club, where he worked as a caddy, Ms Boo said.


The CPF Board's response came after Ms Emily Boo posted a photo of a 1996 police report on the disappearance of her father, Mr Boo Meng Hock.

Although missing people are usually presumed dead if they have not been heard from for seven years, a court order is needed to obtain a presumption of death certificate.

Ms Boo said her family did not apply for this as the legal fees were too high. The CPF Board has urged her to obtain the court order and submit it to the ICA as soon as possible.

When a Singaporean or permanent resident's death is registered, the CPF Board will be notified. CPF savings are then distributed to the person's nominees or sent to the Public Trustee to distribute. Those who need financial assistance can approach the Legal Aid Bureau, said the CPF Board.

"We empathise with Ms Boo and the situation that her family is facing... We have reached out to Ms Boo to explain the steps to declare her father as deceased," it said.

It said neither Ms Boo nor other family members have sought its help with the premium deductions.

Funds Mr Boo received over the years include Pioneer Generation, GST (goods and services tax) voucher and other government Medisave top-ups amounting to $7,000, as well as GST vouchers and SG Bonus in cash totalling $4,600, it added.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/cpf-top-ups-deductions-continue-for-missing-man

KNN isn't spf supposed to be the one to link up with cpf ica etc KNN sinkie die also have problem dying peacefully KNN

 

[winnipegjets]

He 'made' so little money and John Tan jumps up in horrors!

 

[mojito]

This shows the PAP never gives up on Singaporeans!

 

[Valium]

This smelly cunt. Receive money keep quiet, deduct money cry father mother.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

If I were in charge of Sinkieland, I would immediately slash the civil service by 80%.

Start with abolishing NS, dismantling the RC n PA, getting rid of scholarships for foreigners, and increase scholarship for locals n tat will save heaps

 

[eatshitndie]

"mr boo's daughter, ms emily boo, also known on facebook as yukimi wu." you give me who?

 

[bobby]

Tiagong Mr Boo is now in Thailand as Chief Caddy mentoring other caddies.....

893 × 601

 

[ToaPehGong]

Did she ever go for any vacations? So legal aid is too which might cost 2k is too expensive but can go vacation?

 

[laksaboy]

Start with abolishing NS, dismantling the RC n PA, getting rid of scholarships for foreigners, and increase scholarship for locals n tat will save heaps

I am okay with keeping conscription, but reservist is far too disruptive to working life.

 

[sweetiepie]

I am okay with keeping conscription, but reservist is far too disruptive to working life.

KNN Winston say nsf is not ready for war KNN

 

[winnipegjets]

KNN Winston say nsf is not ready for war KNN

SINKapore can afford to hire mercenaries to fight for us. We can also use the 1 million Ah Nehs here to fight too.

 

[laksaboy]

KNN Winston say nsf is not ready for war KNN

BMT should be like US Marine Boot Camp:

 

[Hypocrite-The]

I am okay with keeping conscription, but reservist is far too disruptive to working life.

Conscript women too n abolish the women's crapster so there is real equality