Close to 1mn Singaporeans will qualify for government matching grants in 2026, as enhancements to CPF top-up schemes aim to strengthen retirement adequacy and healthcare preparedness.
The matching grants were credited to the CPF Retirement Accounts of over 250,000 members for cash top-ups made in 2025.
From Jan 1, the expanded MRSS includes eligible Singaporeans with disabilities of all ages Read more at The Business Times.
Tax relief for top-ups to the Central Provident Fund (CPF) accounts of members’ parents-in-law and grandparents-in-law will be granted starting next year. Currently, CPF top-ups can only be made to ...
Only 34% of Singaporeans feel confident about their retirement plans—and 1 in 4 haven’t even started . This goes beyond personal finance. Without a solid plan, the weight of retirement often shifts to ...
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More Singaporeans to receive matching government grants to boost retirement and healthcare savings
More Singaporeans are now eligible for government matching grants to boost their retirement and healthcare savings through ...
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