Some of your voluntary contribution will still flow into your Special Account, about 19% of it if you're within the age 35 to 45 range (for example; the percentage is different in other age brackets). That flow into your SA will boost your age 55+ and retirement savings, of course.
Ah. Thanks for pointing out. I guess I can use this opportunity to boost my SA savings too. I'll see how much difference I can top next end of this year then.
My bad, bro u high earner, already ceiling on SA/MA.
My take is for the CPF OA 2.5% interest; better to hold as cash.
flexibility for usage as cash then as CPF which will attribute as accrued interest
Yes accrued CPF interest is still payable to yourself.
Your point is very well valid. But I have already allocated these monies for my property purchase and don't really need the flexibility on it. I have tentatively a few years to go so why not put it in OA. It is paying me 0.5% more p.a. compared to current SSB. Anyway this plan will still be subjected to my annual contribution this year.
