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Hi I would like to have the information about the Central Provident Fund (CPF) as well as the details of the contributions by CPF for the Singapore Citizens and Permanent
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The Central Provident Fund (CPF) is a thorough government managed savings framework that empowers working Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents to set aside supports for retirement. It additionally addresses human services, home proprietorship, family insurance and resource improvement.

CPF commitments are payable at the predominant CPF commitment rates for your workers who are Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR).

CPF Contribution for Employees

Your boss is required to pay both the business' and worker's offer of CPF commitments consistently in the event that you gain more than $50/month. He/she is qualified for recuperate the representative's offer from your wages.

CPF commitments are payable for Singapore Citizens (SC) and Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR) who are:

Working in Singapore under a Contract of Service; and

Utilized under a lasting, low maintenance or easygoing premise.

Nonetheless, in the event that you are a SC or SPR working abroad, CPF commitments are not obligatory.

The CPF commitment rates are appeared in the tables beneath. Tables A1 and A2 demonstrate the commitment rates for private part workers and open division non-pensionable representatives. Tables B1 and B2 demonstrate the commitment rates for open division pensionable representatives.

Table A1. Contribution rates from 1 January 2016 for private sector employees and public sector non-pensionable employees being:

Singapore Citizen

SPR from the third year of obtaining SPR status

SPR during the first two years of obtaining SPR status but who has jointly applied with employer to contribute at full employer-full employee rates

Employee's age (years)
Contribution Rates from 1 Jan 2016 (for monthly wages ≥ $750)
By Employer (% of wage)
By Employee (% of wage)
Total (% of wage)


55 and below
17
20
37

Above 55 to 60
13
13
26

Above 60 to 65
9
7.5
16.5

Above 65
7.5
5
12.5

Table A2. Contribution rates from 1 January 2016 for private sector employees and public sector non-pensionable employees being:

SPR during the first two years of obtaining SPR status

Employee Type
Contribution Rates from 1 Jan 2016

Graduated employer-graduated employee rates for:

Private sector employees
Public sector non-pensionable employees working in statutory boards and aided schools

First year of obtaining SPR status



Second year of obtaining SPR status



Full employer-graduated employee rates for:

Public sector non-pensionable employees working in Ministries
Public sector non-pensionable employees working in statutory boards and aided schools who have jointly applied with their employers to pay at these rates
Private sector employees who have jointly applied with their employers to pay at these rates

First year of obtaining SPR status


Second year of obtaining SPR status




Table B1. Contribution rates from 1 January 2016 for public sector pensionable employees being:

Singapore Citizen

SPR from the third year of obtaining SPR status

SPR during the first two years of obtaining SPR status but who has jointly applied with employer to contribute at full employer-full employee rates

Employee's age (years)
Contribution Rates from 1 Jan 2016 (for pensionable wage component only)
By Employer (% of wage)
By Employee (% of wage)
Total (% of wage)

55 and below
12.75
15
27.75

Above 55 to 60
9.75
9.75
19.5

Above 60 to 65
6.75
5.625
12.375

Above 65
5.625
3.75
9.375

The Government has reported the expansion of the CPF commitment rates in the Singapore Budget 2015. This increment will apply to the wages earned from 1 January 2016.

Last edited by shikha; 28th September 2016 at 10:45 AM.
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