For me, being time-rich and cash-poor (as many Singapore retirees are) is a horrible combination. To make matters worse, retirement planning is complicated. From estimating retirement expenses to ...

Singapore's Central Provident Fund (CPF) system ranks fifth globally, scoring 78.7 in the Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension Index, highlighting its effectiveness and robust framework. (Photo: Getty ...

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Many across Singapore are not prepared for retirement as 42% will plan for it within five years of retirement and 15% will not plan at all. According to Sun Life Singapore, which surveyed 505 ...

(Bloomberg) -- Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said he will help citizens cope with retirement and homeownership, seeking to refocus the agenda on core issues after controversies involving ...

SINGAPORE — At first blush, the social-security system in this wealthy, modern country appears to be something of a model for the changes being considered in the United States. The Singapore ...

According to the group’s study, only 41% of Singapore investors have started retirement planning. Even though Singapore’s population has one of the world’s longest life expectancies, only 27% of ...

Seniors’ employment rates have risen after Singapore hiked the retirement and re-employment ages in 2022, according to a new study. After the minimum retirement age was raised from 62 to 63, the ...

[SINGAPORE] Most Singapore residents plan to work after retirement, but less than a third of this group cited financial reasons as their sole motivator, a study by AIA found. Of the 55 per cent of ...

Many Malaysians have been seeking better job opportunities in Singapore in recent years in hopes of bolstering their retirement savings. Gunavathi Chinasamy, a 29-year-old Malaysian, has been making ...

At first blush, the social security system in this wealthy, modern country appears to be something of a model for the reforms being considered in the United States. The Singapore government’s plan for ...

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Those who work for the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) will get to stay on till 64 and, if eligible and willing, be re-employed till 69 come Jan 1, 2025. NTUC ...