You’re about to reach the CPF withdrawal age of 55 soon.

This is when you should consider some issues about your CPF savings - and make decisions which will affect you during your retirement years.

These include:

	How much CPF can I withdraw at 55? Should I withdraw my savings or can I leave it with the Board to earn the CPF interest?
	How much do I need to set aside for my CPF Minimum Sum and what is the monthly payout? Can I make cash and CPF top-ups to have more savings for my old age?
	How can I join CPF LIFE so as to get a monthly income for life? Which CPF LIFE plan is suitable for me and how much would I get?

Read on to find out some things you need to know before making any decision.

(*Please note that the information and figures in this Reaching 55 booklet are for CPF members who are born between 1 January 1955 and 30 June 1955. If your date of birth falls outside this period, certain figures may be different for you, eg CPF Minimum Sum. The contents of the booklet and talks are similar.)