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CPF Contribution and Allocation Rates from 1 September 2010 to 28 February 2011

 

CPF Contribution

The key changes to the CPF contribution rates are as follows:

  • Increase in employer CPF contribution rate by 0.5%. This applies to all employees except for those who are above 35 years old and earning less than $1,500 per calendar month. The 0.5% increase will go into the employee’s Medisave Account.
     
  • Less than full rates in employer CPF contributions for employees aged above 35 years and earning total wages of $1,500 or less per month. The employer contribution rate will start from 0% at the wage of $50 and gradually increase to the full rate at the wage of $1,500.
     

    Information on the CPF contribution and allocation rates for the various sectors of employees are shown in Sections A and B. Please click here for the new CPF contribution rate booklets.

    SECTION A

    For

     (1)

    Private Sector Employees

     

     (2)

    Non-Pensionable Employees (Ministries, Statutory Bodies & Aided Schools)

     

    Maximum CPF contribution is calculated based on a salary ceiling of $4,500 for both the employer and the employee.

     

    CPF Contribution Rates

    CPF Allocation Rates

    Singaporeans / 3rd Year SPR

     Table A

    Age
    (Years)

    Contribution Rates
    (Wages exceeding $1,500 per month)

    Employer’s Share
    (% of wage)

    Employee’s Share
    (% of wage)

    Total
    (% of wage)

    35 & below

    15

    20

    35

    Above 35 – 45

    15

    20

    35

    Above 45 – 50

    15

    20

    35

    Above 50 – 55

    11

    18

    29

    Above 55 – 60

    8

    12.5

    20.5

    Above 60 – 65

    5.5

    7.5

    13

    Above 65

    5.5

    5

    10.5

    Note: For wages not exceeding $1,500 per month, please refer to the CPF contribution rate table.

     

     

     Table 1

    Age
    (Years)

    Credited to:

    Ordinary Account
    (Ratio of Con)

    Special Account
    (Ratio of Con)

    Medisave Account
    (Ratio of Con)

    35 & below

    0.6572

    0.1428

    0.2000

    Above
    35 – 45

    0.6001

    0.1714

    0.2285

    Above
    45 – 50

    0.5429

    0.2000

    0.2571

    Above
    50 – 55

    0.4484

    0.2413

    0.3103

    Above
    55 – 60

    0.5610

    0

    0.4390

    Above
    60 – 65

    0.2693

    0

    0.7307

    Above
    65

    0.0953

    0

    0.9047

    For example:

    If the employee (30 years old) contributes $100, the ratio of CPF contribution applicable to him is 0.6572 for the Ordinary Account, 0.1428 for the Special Account and 0.2000 for the Medisave Account. His CPF contributions will be allocated as follows:

    Age

    CPF Con

    Ordinary Account

    Special Account

    Medisave Account

    35 & below

    $100

    $65.72

    ($100 - $20.00 - $14.28)

    $14.28

    ($100 x 0.1428)

    $20.00

    ($100 x 0.2000)

    1st Year SPR / 2nd Year SPR

    Table B
    Graduated Employer – Graduated Employee

    Year 1 SPR
    Year 2 SPR

    Table C
    Full Employer – Graduated Employee

    Year 1 SPR
    Year 2 SPR

    SECTION B

    For

     (1)

    Pensionable Employees ( Ministries, Statutory Bodies & Aided Schools)

     

    Maximum CPF contribution is calculated based on a salary ceiling of $6,000 for both the employer and the employee.

     

    CPF Contribution Rates

    CPF Allocation Rates

    Singaporeans / 3rd Year SPR

     Table D

    Age
    (Years)

    Contribution:

    Employer’s Share
    (% of wage)

    Employee’s Share
    (% of wage)

    Total
    (% of wage)

    35 & below

    11.25

    15

    26.25

    Above 35 – 45

    11.25

    15

    26.25

    Above 45 – 50

    11.25

    15

    26.25

    Above 50 – 55

    8.25

    13.5

    21.75

    Above 55 – 60

    6

    9.375

    15.375

    Above 60 – 65

    4.125

    5.625

    9.75

    Above 65

    4.125

    3.75

    7.875

     

     

     Table 2

    Age
    (Years)

    Credited to:

    Ordinary Account
    (Ratio of Con)

    Special Account
    (Ratio of Con)

    Medisave Account
    (Ratio of Con)

    35 & below

    0.6572

    0.1428

    0.2000

    Above
    35 – 45

    0.6001

    0.1714

    0.2285

    Above
    45 – 50

    0.5429

    0.2000

    0.2571

    Above
    50 – 55

    0.4484

    0.2413

    0.3103

    Above
    55 – 60

    0.5610

    0

    0.4390

    Above
    60 – 65

    0.3077

    0

    0.6923

    Above
    65

    0.0953

    0

    0.9047

    For example:

    If the employee (30 years old) contributes $100, the ratio of CPF contribution applicable to him is 0.6572 for the Ordinary Account, 0.1428 for the Special Account and 0.2000 for the Medisave Account. His CPF contributions will be allocated as follows:

    Age

    CPF Con

    Ordinary Account

    Special Account

    Medisave Account

    35 & below

    $100

    $65.72

    ($100 - $20.00 - $14.28)

    $14.28

    ($100 x 0.1428)

    $20.00

    ($100 x 0.2000)

    1st Year SPR / 2nd Year SPR

    Table E
    Graduated Employer – Graduated Employee

    Year 1 SPR
    Year 2 SPR

    Table F
    Full Employer – Graduated Employee

    Year 1 SPR
    Year 2 SPR

     

     Last Updated on: Friday, March 22, 2013 at 5:30 PM
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