CPF
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Singapore Expands CPF Matching Grants, Bolsters Retirement and Healthcare Savings
Singapore’s government expanded its Matched Retirement Savings Scheme (MRSS) and launched a new Matched MediSave Scheme (MMSS) pilot on January 28, 2026. These initiatives aim to boost retirement and healthcare savings for hundreds of thousands of citizens, with potential combined…
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Singapore’s Retirement Savings Scheme Sees Record Payouts Amid Expanded Eligibility
Singapore’s Matched Retirement Savings Scheme disbursed a record S$456 million in grants in 2025, benefiting over 250,000 members. This increase is largely due to recent enhancements, including the removal of the age cap and higher annual matching limits, with eligibility…
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CPF Basic Healthcare Sum Raised to S$79,000 for Members Under 65: What This Means for Singaporeans in 2026
Singapore’s Central Provident Fund will increase the Basic Healthcare Sum to S$79,000 for members under 65 starting January 2026, reflecting rising healthcare needs and stable interest rates for CPF accounts.