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 ...

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 CPF board will work with commercial product providers to offer new simplified, low-cost and diversified “life-cycle” ...

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

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.

Explore Singapore’s Central Provident Fund (CPF)—a mandatory retirement, healthcare, and housing savings plan. Learn about ...

Many home seekers have multiple questions about buying their private properties, and chief among them would be the question of CPF application to purchase their dream real estate. The CPF Board ...

Board will introduce a new investment scheme to offer simplified, low-cost “life cycle” investment products to help CPF ...

The new life-cycle investment scheme will be launched in the first half of 2028 Read more at The Business Times.