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发表于 12-10-2017 12:46 PM
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http://www.straitstimes.com/sing ... s-via-cpf-transfers
Until six years ago, Madam Ng Ah Choo's Central Provident Fund accounts hardly had any money. The 58-year-old had stopped working soon after she married in 1988 to be a stay-at-home mum.
In 2011, her husband, Mr Yang Chin Hong, 61, transferred some of his CPF savings to her account to provide her with a steady income in her later years.
Mr Yang, a resident technical officer who inspects buildings, has also been topping up both their accounts with cash.
He has been working in the same line for the past 40 years and now, the two of them have about $166,000 each in their accounts - the prevailing full retirement sum recommended by the Government for those turning 55 this year.
He earns about $4,700 a month, and has used about $500,000 of his CPF savings over the years to pay for their five-room flat in Redhill.
Mr Yang hopes to contribute even more to their accounts so that he and his wife can get bigger monthly payouts later from their retirement accounts.
"It is another way for us to have a comfortable retirement because when we are not working, at least we will have a minimum payout to keep us going," he said.
61歲楊先生在2011年開始填補58歲太太的CPF戶口，現在他們2人已經到達166K的FRS水平！
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