You can check the CPF savings you can withdraw by logging into your Retirement dashboard.

 

The amount that you can withdraw is determined as follows: 

 

Born in	Amount withdrawable from Ordinary Account (OA)		Amount withdrawable from Retirement Account (RA)
	If you have set aside your Full Retirement Sum (FRS).	If you have not set aside your FRS
1958 onwards	Any amount from your OA	Up to $5,000, including any amount withdrawn before turning 651	20% of your RA balance as at age 652 excluding, generally, any cash top-ups, CPF transfers and government grants3, less $5,000
1957	Any amount from your OA	10% of your OA savings1	10% from your RA balance as at age 652 excluding, generally, any cash top-ups, CPF transfers and government grants3.
1956	Any amount from your OA	20% of your OA savings1	Nil
1955	Any amount from your OA	30% of your OA savings1	Nil
1954	Any amount from your OA	40% of your OA savings1	Nil
1953 or earlier	Any amount from your OA	50% of your OA savings1	Nil

 

 

 ¹Upon your withdrawal, non-withdrawable amounts in your OA may be transferred to your RA to make up your FRS. This transfer occurs with each withdrawal until you have set aside your FRS.
²If you are an existing CPF LIFE member who had joined the scheme before you turned 65, the balances used to compute your additional withdrawable savings from 65 will include your CPF LIFE premium balance.
³Cash top-ups, CPF transfers and government grants are meant to be set aside for retirement and will be streamed out to you as monthly payouts.