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Can I top up my retirement savings to the Enhanced Retirement Sum (ERS)?

Updated by CPF
If you are aged 55 or above, you have the option to top up your Retirement Account (RA) up to the current year’s Enhanced Retirement Sum (ERS) as retirement becomes an even higher priority.
 
If you are aged below 55, you can start building up more retirement savings by topping up your Special Account up to the current year’s Full Retirement Sum (FRS). Once you reach age 55, you can then choose to set aside more in your RA, up to the current year’s ERS.
 
You can check your top-up limit on your Retirement Dashboard.
Retirement Dashboard
 

This information is sourced from CPF.

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Growing Your SavingsRetirement Sum Topping-Up Scheme

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