CPF Quarterly Statistics
	SECTION A – MEMBERS’ ACCOUNTS
	A1. Membership
	As at 31 December 2005
	Total No. of CPF Members1 3.05 million Total No. of Active CPF Members2 1.38 million Total No. of Active Employers3 91,679
	1CPF Member refers to a person (including self-employed) who has a positive balance in any of his accounts. 2Active CPF Member refers to a person who has at least one contribution paid for him for the current or any of the preceding 3 months. The figure excludes self-employed who are not employees concurrently. 3Active Employers refer to employers who had made payment for last month’s CPF contributions.
	A2. Accounts and Balances
	As at 31 December 2005
	Total Members’ Balance S$119,787.5 m Ordinary Account S$58,569.8 m Special Account S$20,054.8 m Medisave Account S$34,763.1 m Retirement Account and Others S$6,399.8 m
	A3. Contributions and Withdrawals
	October to December 2005   Amount No. of Members Gross Contributions Received and Credited4 S$3,731.4 m - Net Withdrawals Released5 S$3,330.7 m - Withdrawals by members under: Retirement     Section 15 & 25 of CPF Act S$613.7 m 69,913 (Age 55) 11,243 (Other grounds) Minimum Sum Scheme S$81.1 m - Housing     Public Housing Scheme S$1,085.8 m 630,959 (Withdrew and still own property) Residential Properties Scheme S$768.2 m 128,339 (Withdrew and still own property) Healthcare     Medisave Scheme6 S$286.8 m - MediShield Scheme S$27.8 m - Asset Enhancement     Investment Scheme S$425.7 m NA7 Other Schemes8 S$41.7 m -
	4Includes Government Grants. 5Net Withdrawals refer to withdrawals net of refunds. 6Includes ElderShield and Private Medical Insurance Schemes. 7Please note that a member may make more than 1 withdrawal over the 3-month period. 8Other Schemes include Home Protection Scheme, Dependants’ Protection Scheme, Education Scheme, Special Discounted Shares Scheme, etc.
	SECTION B – PARTICIPATION UNDER CPF SCHEMES
	B1. CPF Housing Scheme
	As at 31 December 2005
	Public Housing Scheme No. of Members 1,262,350 (Withdrew and still own property) Net Amount Withdrawn S$74,408.5 m Residential Properties Scheme No. of Members 217,737 (Withdrew and still own property) Net Amount Withdrawn S$42,272.8 m
	B2. CPF Investment Scheme
	CPFIS-OA
	As at 31 December 2005
	No. of Members9 769,781   Amount Percentage % Total Amount Invested S$24,431.9 m 100 Stocks + Loan Stocks S$5,885.4 m 24.1 Insurance Policies S$15,590.9 m 63.8 Unit Trusts S$2,774.6 m 11.4 Others S$181.0m 0.7
	CPFIS-SA
	As at 31 December 2005
	No. of Members10 447,857   Amount Percentage(%) Total Amount Invested S$4,988.1 m 100 Insurance Policies S$4,328.7 m 86.8 Unit Trusts S$654.6 m 13.1 Others S$4.8 m 0.1
	CPFIS - Total Funds Still Available for Investment
	As at 31 December 2005
	CPFIS-OA S$57,607.5 m CPFIS-SA S$19,812.2 m
	9No. of members with Investment Account. However, they may or may not hold any investments in their CPF Investment Accounts. 10No. of members with investment holdings.
	B3. CPF Insurance Schemes
	Health Insurance
	No. of Persons Amount MediShield Coverage (as at 31 Dec 2005) 1,955,392 NA Claims (Oct to Dec 2005) 25,062 S$21.2 m
	Family Protection
	No. of Persons Amount Dependants’ Protection Scheme Coverage (as at 31 Dec 2005) 1,676,038 S$80,522.4 m assured Claims (Oct to Dec 2005)     Under Death Grounds 412 S$19.0 m paid Under Permanent Incapacity Grounds 146 S$6.7 m paid Home Protection Scheme Coverage (as at 31 Dec 2005) 674,846 S$81,976.5 m assured Claims (Oct to Dec 2005)     Under Death Grounds 239 S$19.1 m paid Under Permanent Incapacity Grounds 83 S$7.5 m paid
	SECTION C – DEFAULT RATES11 FOR THE PERIOD OCTOBER TO DECEMBER 2005
	Sector Month Manufac-turing (%) Commerce (%) Construct-ion (%) Transport & Communi-cation (%) Financial & Business Services (%) Oct 2005 0.56 0.45 0.75 0.60 0.51 Nov 2005 0.71 0.56 0.94 0.81 0.65 Dec 2005 0.67 0.47 0.81 0.58 0.54 Overall Default Rates: MONTH OVERALL DEFAULT RATES % Oct 2005 0.52 Nov 2005 0.64 Dec 2005 0.56 Oct to Dec 2005 0.57
	11Definition of Default Rates: The default rate represents the percentage of employers who default CPF payments for two consecutive months.