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Why is the age cut-off for total CPF contributions set at 55 for the assessment of eligibility for the Silver Support Scheme?

Updated by CPF
We have set the cut-off age at 55 for the assessment of eligibility for the Silver Support Scheme to provide a meaningful comparison across cohorts, which experience different sets of CPF withdrawal rules and wage adjustments after age 55.

This information is sourced from CPF.

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Retirement IncomeSilver Support Scheme

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