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      dasalo
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      O/T - Just wondering, why none talk about leaving cash with CPF which pays the highest interest. ie. After full-filling the minimun sum (bonus too). ? Can someone enlighten me?

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        dasalo:
        O/T - Just wondering, why none talk about leaving cash with CPF which pays the highest interest. ie. After full-filling the minimun sum (bonus too). ? Can someone enlighten me?

        I guess one of the reasons could be unable to withdraw it easily
        To maximise the return in cpf, one can consider transferring funds from OA to SA

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          TheAnswer
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          dasalo:
          O/T - Just wondering, why none talk about leaving cash with CPF which pays the highest interest. ie. After full-filling the minimun sum (bonus too). ? Can someone enlighten me?

          I'm 35 this year. Hubby 38. We are super faraway from official retirement. Many other options available.

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            dasalo
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            Does SA still exist after 55? Or 65? CPF allows only once a yr withdrawal or more?


            Thanks Starlight!

            * Hubby now says that i should pay for all bills from bank and he keeps his money in CPF. :yikes: :stompfeet:

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              starlight1968sg
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              dasalo:
              Does SA still exist after 55? Or 65? CPF allows only once a yr withdrawal or more?


              Thanks Starlight!

              * Hubby now says that i should pay for all bills from bank and he keeps his money in CPF. :yikes: :stompfeet:
              I think at or after age 55, the OA and SA will merge to form RA.

              Many years ago when the interest rates for FD were high, I did place some OA in FDs offered by the bank. Those were the days ...

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                starlight1968sg
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                Nothing attractive at all from the banks/

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                  MyPillow
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                  starlight1968sg:
                  Nothing attractive at all from the banks/

                  ya man. shortlisted 2, but it got to depend on individual preference commitment n appetite

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                    starlight1968sg
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                    RHB offers as low as 1.2%pa for 12mth

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                      starlight1968sg
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                      Ocbc has this interest linked structured deposit

                      6 yrs, min 5k
                      Half yearly coupon payout at 2.08%pa for first 3 yrs, then 2.18%pa for the remaining 3 yrs
                      Capital and the above rates guaranteed
                      For info only

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                        adhd.041031dad
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                        @starlight


                        Thanks! Sigh… still only 2%. And 0.10% better for second round of 3 years. LOL.
                        Singapore interest rates are horrible.

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