How much MediSave contribution do I have to make to qualify for Workfare Income Supplement (WIS)?

If your net trade income (NTI) is more than $6,000
The amount of MediSave contribution you need to make to qualify for Workfare Income Supplement (WIS) is based on your NTI earned in the Work Year without accounting for previous years’ losses. CPF Board receives this NTI from IRAS. This amount may differ from the MediSave contributions you are required to fulfil as a self-employed person under the Self-Employed Scheme (SES), which may be adjusted based on previous years’ losses or excess MediSave contributions.
You may refer to any of the following sources for the amount of MediSave contribution that you need to make to qualify for WIS:
- WIS e-services: Login to the WIS e-services with your Singpass to check your MediSave liability payable.
- WIS calculator: Estimate the amount of MediSave payable using the WIS calculator for SEPs.
If your NTI is $6,000 or less*
Please see the following for the required amount of MediSave contribution to qualify for WIS, according to your age in the year you worked:
30 to 34 years | $240 |
35 to 44 years | $270 |
45 to 49 years | $300 |
50 years and above | $315 |
* Note: SEPs earning less than $6,000 will also have to meet the eligibility criteria for concessionary WIS. Please refer to the concessionary WIS eligibility criteria for more details.
This information is sourced from CPF
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