xiaosinsinful
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I think more or less everyone knows that if you don’t make a CPF nomination , your CPF money will be distributed account to the intestacy laws of Singapore.
e.g spouse children
spouse parent
...
interestingly I came across an article stating that there is a % fee charged to your CPF amount.
https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/20...T8LjnDYVSHYfA097HIatkirPx4hiGoV6s8l4PY5qEyFDQ
Example:
“If the amount of CPF money is $10,000, the fees would be $159 and if it’s $100,000 it would be $834,” said the MP.
law minister rational:
In response, Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam responded that the fee is used to cover the cost of administering un-nominated CPF monies.
The Minister said, “This includes resources expended to trace a deceased’s next-of-kin, identify all eligible beneficiaries, and establish the familial relationship between beneficiaries and the deceased.”
meaning to say, if someone has $1M it is harder/takes more resources to find and trace VS someone with only $1000?
e.g spouse children
spouse parent
...
interestingly I came across an article stating that there is a % fee charged to your CPF amount.
https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/20...T8LjnDYVSHYfA097HIatkirPx4hiGoV6s8l4PY5qEyFDQ
Example:
“If the amount of CPF money is $10,000, the fees would be $159 and if it’s $100,000 it would be $834,” said the MP.
law minister rational:
In response, Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam responded that the fee is used to cover the cost of administering un-nominated CPF monies.
The Minister said, “This includes resources expended to trace a deceased’s next-of-kin, identify all eligible beneficiaries, and establish the familial relationship between beneficiaries and the deceased.”
meaning to say, if someone has $1M it is harder/takes more resources to find and trace VS someone with only $1000?


