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Enhance your CPF savings
 
If you are aged 18 years and above and not an undischarged bankrupt, with more than $20,000 in your Ordinary Account and $30,000 in your Special Account, you can invest under the CPF Investment Scheme. However, you need to exercise prudence should you decide to invest your CPF savings especially since you have just started working. You should find out as much as you can about investing and the different types of investments before taking the plunge. All investments carry some form of risks. You must be realistic about your risk appetite, expected rate of return and investment time horizon. Hence, if you are not confident of investing on your own, you can always keep your money with CPF Board and earn the guaranteed risk-free interest.
 
If you wish to know more about the basics of investments, go to our Business Centre in Retirement Ready @ my cpf, and check out CPF Investment Scheme information to find out more.


 
 

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 Last Updated on: Monday, October 10, 2011 at 5:28 PM
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