henrylbh
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waseh, accrued interest at recipient's doesn't go back to donor, only principal nia.
So if one do a CPF top up of recipient, if the recipient uplorry, you can only have the principal amount refunded back to your CPF. So in actual fact, it is worse off for you when compared to leaving the money in your own CPF account as you wld have accrue interest.
This also means that whatever accrued interest in recipients account at the time of uplorry will be distributed as per nomination.
Any other interpretation?
You will face this problem only if the recipient don't drawdown what you have topped up.
I have topped up my father's RA with 18k from cash and 102k from my OA over the years. Now his RA left 73k and all will go back my OA if he uplorry anytime.
This Jan I am going to transfer some more to his RA and I estimated that the monthly payout will be about $2,300 