I am severely disabled. Can I withdraw up to $200/month each from my own MediSave and another $200/month from my spouse’s MediSave account?

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If your MediSave Account balance is at least $5,000, the withdrawal will automatically be made from your own MediSave Account first. If your MediSave Account balance is insufficient (i.e. below $5,000) or you wish to supplement your MediSave Care withdrawals, you may apply to withdraw from your spouse’s MediSave Account. Your spouse has to be at least 30 years old, and his/her MediSave Account balance should also be at least $5,000 to be eligible for withdrawals.

I am severely disabled. Can I withdraw up to $200/month each from my own MediSave and another $200/month from my spouse’s MediSave account?

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