Do I need to have my disability status verified before I can be assessed for eligibility under the Matched Retirement Savings Scheme (MRSS)?
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If you are 55 years old and above |
No action required. You will automatically be assessed for MRSS eligibility every year even if your disability status is not verified with MSF. |
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If you are below 55 years old and have verified your disability status before 1 November of the current year |
No action required. You will automatically be assessed annually for MRSS eligibility. |
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If you are below 55 years old and have not verified your disability status |
You will need to have your disability status verified with MSF before 1 November of the current year to be assessed for MRSS eligibility annually from the following year. For example, a member age below 55 who had verified his disability status with MSF before 1 November 2025 will have his MRSS eligibility automatically assessed annually from the following year (2026) onwards. For more information on the disability verification process, please refer to this FAQ. |
This information is sourced from CPF.
Related questions
I am below age 55 and my disability status has not yet been verified with MSF. Once it is verified, will I become immediately eligible for the Matched Retirement Savings Scheme (MRSS)?
After my disability status is verified with MSF, how do I apply for the Matched Retirement Savings Scheme (MRSS)?
Will I need to verify my disability status every year to qualify for the Matched Retirement Savings Scheme (MRSS)?
What is the submission deadline for the Disability Verification Form (DVF) to be included in the eligibility assessment for Matched Retirement Savings Scheme (MRSS) in the following year?
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