What are the criteria to be fulfilled by my ex-spouse before my investments can be transferred to them under the division of CPF savings in a divorce? What are the options if my ex-spouse cannot fulfill the criteria?
Before your investments can be transferred to your ex-spouse, they must be a CPF member who is Singaporean or Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) and 18 years old and above. If your ex-spouse is below 18 years old, they can consider requesting the Court to order your investments to be liquidated and the sale proceeds to be transferred to their CPF accounts.
This information is sourced from CPF
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