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Do retired people in Singapore get a pension, or is there an alternative system?

With Singapore's population aging rapidly, many question their financial security in retirement. Instead of a typical pension, the nation uses the Central Provident Fund (CPF), a compulsory savings scheme that provides for retirement, healthcare, and housing needs. So, do retired people in Singapore get a pension? The answer lies in understanding this unique and comprehensive system.

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What is the minimum salary to get CPF? Your essential guide

According to the CPF Board, employers are required to pay CPF contributions for Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents earning total wages of more than $50 per month. This guide delves into the details of what is the minimum salary to get CPF, particularly its significance for building long-term financial security for seniors.

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What is a CPF document? A Guide to Senior Healthcare and Finances

Singapore's Central Provident Fund (CPF) plays a pivotal role in the lives of citizens and permanent residents, particularly as they age. This detailed guide clarifies exactly what is a CPF document and how this mandatory social security savings scheme is foundational to healthy aging and senior care planning.

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How Do I Apply for a CPF Account in Singapore?

For Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents earning over $50 per month, CPF contributions are mandatory. But how do I apply for a CPF account and start contributing? The process is largely automatic for employees, while self-employed individuals must take specific steps to set up their MediSave contributions.

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