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发表于 11-4-2012 17:26:09|来自:新加坡
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本帖最后由 kindness 于 11-4-2012 17:30 编辑
Published on Mar 6, 2012
Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam on Monday reassured MPs concerned about whether people have enough retirement savings, citing figures to show the Central Provident Fund (CPF) system meets the basic retirement needs of low to lower-middle income Singaporeans.
He also clarified the role of the mandatory savings scheme, saying it is not designed to meet the needs of higher-income earners, who often have private savings outside the CPF.
The Minimum Sum that a CPF member must set aside at age 55 is now $131,000. That sum gives a monthly income of $1,100 for life from age 65 under the CPF Life annuity scheme.
It is enough to meet the typical spending needs of a two-member, lower-middle income retiree household - that is, one between the 20th and 40th percentile by income.
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