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CPF Accumulation Projection

Estimate how a client's CPF OA, SA, MA and RA may accumulate over time — including salary growth, contribution rates, mortgage deductions, interest and the RA transfer at age 55.

Client & Projection

Turns 55 in 2046

Auto-calculated from birth year

Default 100 — full lifetime view

Income

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OW cap: $8,000/mth

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AW ceiling: $102,000 less OW

Apply CPF to annual bonus

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Income and CPF contributions cease from this age

Retirement at age 65: income and CPF contributions stop. Interest continues to accrue on all balances (OA, MA, RA) through to age 100.

Current CPF Balances

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MediSave & BHS Settings

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Used to project BHS beyond 2026. Known values 2016–2026 are exact.

When enabled: all funds that would go to RA at age 55+ (SA allocation slot, MA overflow) are redirected to OA instead. Use when the client's retirement sum is already met.

MediSave Overflow: When MA exceeds the BHS ceiling, the excess is automatically redirected: before age 55 → SA; from age 55 → RA until the retirement sum is met, then → OA once RA is full. If FRS Already Fulfilled is enabled, all overflow goes directly to OA from age 55.

Retirement & Deductions

Selecting BRS/FRS/ERS auto-fills the base using Realistic projection

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Auto-filled: Realistic FRS for 2046

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Annual amount deducted from CPF OA for CPFIS investments

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Annual amount deducted from CPF SA for CPFIS investments

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SA (<55) or RA (≥55)

On first $60k combined CPF

Projected Retirement Sums — Client Turns 55 in 2046

TargetConservative
+$6,000/yr
Realistic
+$7,000/yr
Stress Test
+$8,000/yr
BRS(Basic)$171,100$180,600$190,100
FRS(Full)selected$342,200$361,200$380,200
ERS(Enhanced)$684,400$722,400$760,400

FRS = 2 × BRS · ERS = 2 × FRS. Selecting an option auto-fills the FRS Base using the Realistic scenario. Switch to Custom to enter your own amount.

CPF Position at Age 55

After RA formation, SA→RA transfer, and SA closure

Withdrawable (Liquid) CPF

OA — Ordinary Account

$553,900

Incl. SA closure: +$88,201

After RA transfer

MA — MediSave Account

$173,099

Capped at BHS ceiling

Withdrawable at 55 (OA Only)

OA only · SA closed · MA: medical use only

$553,900

Locked — Reserved for CPF LIFE

RA — Retirement Account

$228,200

Locked · Not withdrawable

SA → RA Transfer

$207,084

SA first, then OA

Est. Monthly CPF LIFE

FRS scheme · based on RA

$1,850/mth

RA funds are reserved for CPF LIFE payouts and are not part of withdrawable CPF balances.

RA Surplus vs FRS

$0

RA meets or exceeds target

OA (Withdrawable) at Age 100

$2,385,791

OA only · SA/MA/RA not freely withdrawable

Total MA Overflow (all years)

$151,824

Across 18 years

SA Closure → OA at 55

$88,201

SA is closed at 55; remaining balance moves to OA

CPF Investment Projection (CPFIS)

Project the future value of CPF funds currently invested outside CPF via CPFIS — e.g. unit trusts, ETFs, bonds. Toggle Add Back to inject the projected proceeds into the CPF projection at the chosen age, which will affect the RA transfer at 55 and BRS/FRS/ERS analysis.

CPF OA Investment

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Market value of OA investments today

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Expected annual return p.a.

Age at which OA investments are realised

Inject proceeds into OA at projection age

Enter the current market value of OA investments to see projected value.

CPF SA Investment

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Market value of SA investments today

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Expected annual return p.a.

Age at which SA investments are realised

Inject proceeds into SA at projection age

Enter the current market value of SA investments to see projected value.

Combined CPFIS Summary

Projected OA Value

No OA investment entered

Projected SA Value

No SA investment entered

Total Projected Value

Enter invested OA and/or SA amounts above to see the combined projection.

Retirement Sum Impact Analysis

Projected RA at Age 55

$228,200.00

vs Realistic FRS Targets (2046)

TargetAmountSurplus / Shortfall
BRS(Basic)$180,600.00+$47,600.00
FRS(Full)$361,200.00-$133,000.00
ERS(Enhanced)$722,400.00-$494,200.00

Realistic FRS for 2046: $361,200. See the reference table above for conservative / stress-test figures.

CPF OA Accrued Interest — Mortgage Refund

When CPF OA funds are used for a property purchase or mortgage, the refund upon sale must include the principal withdrawn plus accrued interest at the CPF OA rate.

Total principal withdrawn from CPF OA for property

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Number of years CPF OA has been used for mortgage

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CPF OA interest rate (default 2.5% p.a.)

Enter the CPF OA amount used for mortgage and number of years to calculate the accrued interest and total refund amount.

Note: Upon property sale, CPF OA funds used (principal) plus accrued interest at the CPF OA rate must be refunded to the CPF account. Formula: Accrued Interest = Principal × ((1 + Rate)^Years − 1).

Year-by-Year Projection

66 years (age 35100) · Retires age 65 · OA @ 2.5% p.a. · SA/MA/RA @ 4.0% p.a. · OW ceiling $8,000/mth

Age 55 (RA formed · SA closes)MA overflow yearCPFIS add-back yearRetired (no income/contributions)
YearAgeMonthly IncomeCPF-able OWCPF-able AWTotal ContributionOA ContribSA ContribMA ContribRA ContribMortgageOA InterestSA InterestMA InterestRA InterestClosing OAClosing SA ①SA Closure → OAClosing MABHS CeilingMA OverflowMA Overflow →CPFIS OA InCPFIS SA InRA (Locked) ②OA Only ③
202635$6,000$72,000$0$26,640$16,562$4,318$5,760$0$0$0$0$0$0$16,562$4,318$5,760$79,000
202736$6,180$74,160$0$27,439$15,577$5,189$6,673$0$0$414$173$230$0$32,553$9,680$12,663$82,160
202837$6,365$76,385$0$28,262$16,045$5,344$6,873$0$0$814$387$507$0$49,412$15,411$20,043$85,446
202938$6,556$78,676$0$29,110$16,526$5,505$7,080$0$0$1,235$616$802$0$67,173$21,533$27,924$88,864
203039$6,753$81,037$0$29,984$17,022$5,670$7,292$0$0$1,679$861$1,117$0$85,874$28,064$36,333$92,419
203140$6,956$83,468$0$30,883$17,532$5,840$7,511$0$0$2,147$1,123$1,453$0$105,553$35,026$45,298$96,116
203241$7,164$85,972$0$31,810$18,058$6,015$7,736$0$0$2,639$1,401$1,812$0$126,250$42,443$54,845$99,960
203342$7,379$88,551$0$32,764$18,600$6,196$7,968$0$0$3,156$1,698$2,194$0$148,006$50,336$65,007$103,959
203443$7,601$91,207$0$33,747$19,158$6,382$8,207$0$0$3,700$2,013$2,600$0$170,865$58,731$75,815$108,117
203544$7,829$93,944$0$34,759$19,733$6,573$8,453$0$0$4,272$2,349$3,033$0$194,869$67,653$87,301$112,442
203645$8,063$96,000$0$35,520$20,165$6,717$8,638$0$0$4,872$2,706$3,492$0$219,906$77,076$99,432$116,939
203746$8,305$96,000$0$35,520$18,243$7,679$9,598$0$0$5,498$3,083$3,977$0$243,646$87,839$113,006$121,617
203847$8,555$96,000$0$35,520$18,243$7,679$9,598$0$0$6,091$3,514$4,520$0$267,980$99,674$126,482$126,482$642→ SA
203948$8,811$96,000$0$35,520$18,243$7,679$9,598$0$0$6,700$3,987$5,059$0$292,923$120,938$131,541$131,541$9,598→ SA
204049$9,076$96,000$0$35,520$18,243$7,679$9,598$0$0$7,323$4,838$5,262$0$318,489$143,053$136,802$136,802$9,598→ SA
204150$9,348$96,000$0$35,520$18,243$7,679$9,598$0$0$7,962$5,722$5,472$0$344,694$166,051$142,275$142,275$9,597→ SA
204251$9,628$96,000$0$35,520$14,403$11,040$10,077$0$0$8,617$6,642$5,691$0$367,715$193,810$147,966$147,966$10,077→ SA
204352$9,917$96,000$0$35,520$14,403$11,040$10,077$0$0$9,193$7,752$5,919$0$391,311$222,679$153,884$153,884$10,078→ SA
204453$10,215$96,000$0$35,520$14,403$11,040$10,077$0$0$9,783$8,907$6,155$0$415,498$252,702$160,040$160,040$10,076→ SA
204554$10,521$96,000$0$35,520$14,403$11,040$10,077$0$0$10,387$10,108$6,402$0$440,288$283,928$166,441$166,441$10,078→ SA
204655 ★55$10,837$96,000$0$35,520$14,403$10,077$11,040$0$11,007$6,658$0$553,900Closed$88,201$173,099$173,099$10,077→ RA$228,200$553,900
204756$11,162$96,000$0$32,640$25,919$6,721$0$0$13,848$6,924$9,128$600,388Closed$180,023$180,023$6,721→ OA$237,328$600,388
204857$11,497$96,000$0$32,640$25,919$6,721$0$0$15,010$7,201$9,493$648,037Closed$187,224$187,224$6,720→ OA$246,821$648,037
204958$11,842$96,000$0$32,640$25,919$6,721$0$0$16,201$7,489$9,873$696,878Closed$194,713$194,713$6,721→ OA$256,694$696,878
205059$12,197$96,000$0$32,640$25,919$6,721$0$0$17,422$7,789$10,268$746,941Closed$202,501$202,501$6,721→ OA$266,962$746,941
205160$12,563$96,000$0$32,640$25,919$6,721$0$0$18,674$8,100$10,678$798,254Closed$210,601$210,601$6,721→ OA$277,640$798,254
205261$12,940$96,000$0$24,000$14,400$9,600$0$0$19,956$8,424$11,106$842,210Closed$219,025$219,025$9,600→ OA$288,746$842,210
205362$13,328$96,000$0$24,000$14,400$9,600$0$0$21,055$8,761$11,550$887,266Closed$227,786$227,786$9,600→ OA$300,296$887,266
205463$13,728$96,000$0$24,000$14,400$9,600$0$0$22,182$9,111$12,012$933,447Closed$236,898$236,898$9,599→ OA$312,307$933,447
205564$14,139$96,000$0$24,000$14,400$9,600$0$0$23,336$9,476$12,492$980,784Closed$246,373$246,373$9,601→ OA$324,800$980,784
2056Retired65$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$24,520$9,855$12,992$1,005,303Closed$256,228$256,228$337,792$1,005,303
2057Retired66$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$25,133$10,249$13,512$1,030,436Closed$266,477$266,478$351,303$1,030,436
2058Retired67$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$25,761$10,659$14,052$1,056,197Closed$277,136$277,137$365,356$1,056,197
2059Retired68$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$26,405$11,085$14,614$1,082,602Closed$288,222$288,222$379,970$1,082,602
2060Retired69$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$27,065$11,529$15,199$1,109,667Closed$299,750$299,751$395,169$1,109,667
2061Retired70$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$27,742$11,990$15,807$1,137,409Closed$311,740$311,741$410,975$1,137,409
2062Retired71$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$28,435$12,470$16,439$1,165,844Closed$324,210$324,211$427,414$1,165,844
2063Retired72$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$29,146$12,968$17,097$1,194,990Closed$337,178$337,179$444,511$1,194,990
2064Retired73$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$29,875$13,487$17,780$1,224,865Closed$350,666$350,666$462,291$1,224,865
2065Retired74$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$30,622$14,027$18,492$1,255,486Closed$364,692$364,693$480,783$1,255,486
2066Retired75$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$31,387$14,588$19,231$1,286,873Closed$379,280$379,281$500,014$1,286,873
2067Retired76$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$32,172$15,171$20,001$1,319,045Closed$394,451$394,452$520,015$1,319,045
2068Retired77$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$32,976$15,778$20,801$1,352,021Closed$410,229$410,230$540,815$1,352,021
2069Retired78$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$33,801$16,409$21,633$1,385,822Closed$426,638$426,639$562,448$1,385,822
2070Retired79$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$34,646$17,066$22,498$1,420,467Closed$443,704$443,705$584,946$1,420,467
2071Retired80$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$35,512$17,748$23,398$1,455,979Closed$461,452$461,453$608,344$1,455,979
2072Retired81$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$36,399$18,458$24,334$1,492,379Closed$479,910$479,911$632,678$1,492,379
2073Retired82$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$37,309$19,196$25,307$1,529,688Closed$499,106$499,107$657,985$1,529,688
2074Retired83$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$38,242$19,964$26,319$1,567,930Closed$519,071$519,072$684,304$1,567,930
2075Retired84$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$39,198$20,763$27,372$1,607,129Closed$539,834$539,835$711,676$1,607,129
2076Retired85$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$40,178$21,593$28,467$1,647,307Closed$561,427$561,428$740,143$1,647,307
2077Retired86$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$41,183$22,457$29,606$1,688,489Closed$583,884$583,885$769,749$1,688,489
2078Retired87$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$42,212$23,355$30,790$1,730,702Closed$607,239$607,241$800,539$1,730,702
2079Retired88$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$43,268$24,290$32,022$1,773,969Closed$631,529$631,530$832,561$1,773,969
2080Retired89$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$44,349$25,261$33,302$1,818,318Closed$656,790$656,791$865,863$1,818,318
2081Retired90$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$45,458$26,272$34,635$1,863,776Closed$683,062$683,063$900,498$1,863,776
2082Retired91$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$46,594$27,322$36,020$1,910,371Closed$710,384$710,386$936,517$1,910,371
2083Retired92$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$47,759$28,415$37,461$1,958,130Closed$738,800$738,801$973,978$1,958,130
2084Retired93$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$48,953$29,552$38,959$2,007,083Closed$768,352$768,353$1,012,937$2,007,083
2085Retired94$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$50,177$30,734$40,517$2,057,260Closed$799,086$799,087$1,053,455$2,057,260
2086Retired95$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$51,432$31,963$42,138$2,108,692Closed$831,049$831,051$1,095,593$2,108,692
2087Retired96$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$52,717$33,242$43,824$2,161,409Closed$864,291$864,293$1,139,417$2,161,409
2088Retired97$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$54,035$34,572$45,577$2,215,445Closed$898,863$898,864$1,184,993$2,215,445
2089Retired98$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$55,386$35,955$47,400$2,270,831Closed$934,817$934,819$1,232,393$2,270,831
2090Retired99$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$56,771$37,393$49,296$2,327,601Closed$972,210$972,212$1,281,689$2,327,601
2091Retired100$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$0$58,190$38,888$51,268$2,385,791Closed$1,011,098$1,011,100$1,332,956$2,385,791

① SA (Closing SA) — SA receives contributions and interest until age 55. At 55, SA transfers to RA (up to the retirement sum), then any remaining SA balance moves to OA and SA closes ($0 thereafter).

② RA (Locked) — The Retirement Account is formed at age 55 and grows at 4% p.a. RA funds are locked for CPF LIFE payouts and cannot be freely withdrawn.

③ OA Only (Withdrawable — age 55+) — CPF savings are not withdrawable before age 55, shown as "—" in the column. From age 55, only the Ordinary Account (OA) is freely withdrawable: SA is closed and moved to OA; MA is restricted to approved medical use; RA is locked for CPF LIFE payouts.

CPF OA ReconciliationThis breakdown explains how your CPF OA balance changes for each year — including contributions, interest, transfers, and CPFIS adjustments. Every figure is derived directly from the projection engine, ensuring all numbers are fully traceable.

Age 55 transition — RA formation, SA closure, and OA settlement

Expand to full year-by-year audit table

Age 55 · Year 204655 ★✓ Reconciliation balanced
ItemAmount (SGD)
Opening OA Balance$440,288
Add: OA Contribution (net of mortgage)+$14,403
Add: OA Interest (2.5% p.a.)+$11,007
Less: RA Transfer from OA (OA → Retirement Account)$0
Add: SA Closure → OA (remaining SA balance)+$88,201
Add: MA Overflow → OA (excess above BHS ceiling)
Closing OA Balance$553,900

Age 55 mechanics: SA funds are used first to meet the Retirement Sum target (SA → RA). If SA is insufficient, the shortfall is drawn from OA (OA → RA). Any remaining SA after the RA transfer is then closed and moved to OA. The RA Transfer from OA line above shows only the OA-sourced portion.

+ Additions to OA Deductions from OA Identity balanced (within $0.01)Contribution = OA contribution − mortgage deduction

Planning Disclaimer

This projection is an estimate for planning purposes only. CPF rules, interest rates, wage ceilings, allocation rates and retirement sums may change over time. Please verify with CPF Board before making any recommendations to clients.