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How do I derive my MediSave contributions amount as a self-employed person?

Updated by CPF
Your MediSave contributions are computed based on your age and net trade income1 for the year. 

You can use the Self-Employed MediSave Contribution Calculator to calculate the amount of MediSave you need to contribute.
 
1Excludes net earnings from platform work (if any) declared to CPF Board by your platform operator(s) for work year 2025 onwards
 
To view the MediSave contribution rates applicable to you for the respective work years, please refer to the contribution rates below:
 
•    MediSave contribution rates for 2026 (PDF, 200KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for 2025 (PDF, 200KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for 2024 (PDF, 74KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for 2023 (PDF, 74KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for 2016 to 2022 (PDF, 0.2MB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for 2015 (PDF, 23KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for 2014 (PDF, 60KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for 2013 (PDF, 54KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for 2012 (PDF, 52KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for 2011 (PDF, 28KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for 2010 (PDF, 28KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for the years 2007 to 2009 (PDF, 19KB).
•    MediSave contribution rates applicable for the years 1992 to 2006 (PDF, 19KB).

This information is sourced from CPF.

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