Who are considered my loved ones?

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For CPF transfers and cash top-ups to Special/ Retirement Account, “loved ones” refers to your parents, parents-in-law, grandparents, grandparents-in-law, spouse and siblings*.

Find out why CPF transfer to your children and extended family members (e.g. uncle/ aunts/ cousins) are not allowed.

For first-time CPF transfers: You are required to submit supporting documents. Check required document via this link.

Type	Who you can make cash top-up/ CPF transfer to	Eligible for tax relief
Cash top-up	Anyone’s CPF account	Only when topping up to yourself/ loved one
CPF transfer	Only to your loved ones	Not applicable

* Includes step-family and adoptive family members in these categories

Who are considered my loved ones?

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