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Will the Board sell the discounted Singtel shares upon the death of CPF member?


Updated by CPF
If the deceased member had made a valid nomination, we will sell the shares due to the nominee if:
  1. the nominee instructs us to sell the shares;
  2. the nominee is an undischarged bankrupt;
  3. the nominee is below age 18;
  4. the nominee is a beneficiary under the Special Needs Saving Scheme;
  5. the nominee has passed away (and no instruction is received from the estate administrator/executor to transfer the shares);
  6. the nominee lacks mental capacity (and no instruction is received from the Deputy/Donee to transfer the shares); or
  7. no instruction is received from the nominee six weeks from the notification of the member's death.
 
If the deceased member had not made a valid nomination, we will sell the shares if:
  1. the appointed executor or administrator instructs us to sell the shares;
  2. the Public Trustee instructs the Board to sell the shares (if the Public Trustee is appointed to administer for small estates below $50,000 when there is no appointed executor or administrator); or
  3. no instruction is received from the appointed executor or administrator six months from the notification of the member’s death.

This information is sourced from CPF.

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