The Singapore government has introduced significant changes to the Central Provident Fund (CPF) in 2025 to help Singaporeans manage their finances more effectively. These changes aim to strengthen the ...

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SINGAPORE: The Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board announced that since the end of April, it has only been using a single ...

In the Singapore Budget 2023, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong announced several major changes to CPF contributions for local employees. CPF plays a major role in the lives of ...

Alstom, global leader in smart and sustainable mobility, has announced the recipients of its UK and Ireland 2024 Community Project Fund (CPF).

He now suspects that the company may be using her CPF records to falsely inflate the number of local employees on their books, possibly to meet “foreign worker quota” requirements and secure ...

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Back to top These are applicable to your employees who are Singapore Citizens/Singapore PRs and earn more than $50 per month.

THE Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board is implementing several changes next year to ensure the CPF system remains relevant, and to help members build up their savings. On Monday (Dec 16), the board ...

Prasit Boonduangprasert, chief executive of CPF, said the improvement in this year's performance resulted from collaboration between management and employees to reverse losses posted in 2023.

Ok, so you’re actually bringing in CPF money – that’s great! But where is it coming from? Well, 17% of it comes from your employer up to you working until you’re 55 years old. Another 20% comes from ...

Remember that mandatory contributions are calculated as 17% coming from you and 20% coming from your employer. That gives you a total of 37% of your monthly pay in mandatory contributions but with the ...