There is no withdrawal untill BRS.
You can only withdrawal ABOVE FRS
If under 55 and above FRS, withdraw from SA if any then can withdraw from OA.
Do not confuse BRS as BASIC Annuity Plan.
Basic Annuity Plan can be chosen at 65 for draw-down payout if you had not chosen any Plans yet.
No. You misunderstand me.
I mean that if someone has sufficient OA and SA funds to make up the FRS, it will be deducted from OA and SA and used to create the RA at 55. Anything remaining you can withdraw.
But if you want to pledge property in lieu of the FRS, you can withdraw a further sum which is the BRS amount. Leaving only the BRS in your RA. That's what I meant by withdraw until BRS (left).
Many people have the mistaken idea that they will be asked what amount they want to contribute to the RA. That is not the case. CPF will automatically deduct what they can, up to the FRS when you hit 55.
If you have less than BRS, they will just deduct everything (you can withdraw $5,000).. if you have more than BRS but less than FRS they will move everything to RA and use property to pledge the rest. If you have more than FRS, they will move FRS from SA first and then OA to the RA.