CPF stands for Central Provident Fund, and it is a comprehensive savings plan that was created by the Singaporean government to help citizens save money for retirement, healthcare, and other financial needs. All Singaporean citizens and permanent residents who are employed are required to contribute to their CPF accounts. The CPF savings can be used to purchase a home, invest in shares and unit trusts, and pay for healthcare expenses.
There are three main CPF accounts:
CPF members can check their CPF balances online or through the CPF mobile app.
There are many reasons why you should check your CPF balance regularly. Some of the benefits include:
Follow these five steps to check your CPF balance online:
You can also check your CPF balance through the CPF mobile app. To do this, simply download the app from the App Store or Google Play and follow the instructions on the screen.
If you have any questions about your CPF, you can contact the CPF Board at 1800-227-1188. You can also visit the CPF website (www.cpf.gov.sg) for more information.
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