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Tell us about yourself

Your gender

Your current age
(between age 20 and 69)

Your desired retirement age

At what age should I plan on retiring?

For the purpose of this calculator, the age at which you retire is the age you will stop working full time.
We have defaulted the retirement age at 60 years. You may wish to choose a retirement age that is realistic to your situation by replacing the value.

Number of years in retirement

How do I estimate my years in retirement?

We have based the number of years in retirement on the difference between the average life expectancy and the age you would like to retire
- the average life expectancy for Males is 81 years old on average and 85 years old for Female for Singapore

Many people underestimate how long they will live in retirement, they may find themselves having not enough during the retirement years Therefore, it is important to plan now and adapt a systematic approach to retirement planning.

How much are you setting aside for your retirement

Current total savings
Government scheme CPF
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What is [government scheme]?

In Singapore, the Central Provident Fund is a compulsory comprehensive savings plan for working Singaporeans and permanent residents primarily to fund their retirement, healthcare, and housing needs.

SGD

annual return
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Cash
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What is cash?

This refers to the cash in your current or savings accounts in local or foreign currencies or fixed deposits
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annual return
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Current total investments
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What should I consider as investments?

There is a wide range of investment products for you to choose from. They include :

  • Bonds

  • UT

  • Equities

  • Structure deposits / notes

  • Investment-linked Insurance Policies
SGD

annual return
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Monthly savings (from now until you retire)
Government scheme CPF
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What is [government scheme]?

In Singapore, the Central Provident Fund is a compulsory comprehensive savings plan for working Singaporeans and permanent residents primarily to fund their retirement, healthcare, and housing needs.

SGD

annual return
%

Cash
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What is cash?

This refers to the cash in your current or savings accounts in local or foreign currencies or fixed deposits
SGD

annual return
%

Monthly investment (from now until you retire)
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What should I consider as investments?

There is a wide range of investment products for you to choose from. They include :

  • Bonds

  • UT

  • Equities

  • Structure deposits / notes

  • Investment-linked Insurance Policies
SGD

annual return
%

How much are your expenses?

Current monthly expenses
SGD

Post-retirement monthly expenses
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How do I estimate my post-retirement monthly expenses?

Your post-retirement expenses will depend on the lifestyle that you are aiming for, as well as the changes in your financial obligations after you retire. Some examples include :

  • You may want a higher monthly expense if:

    • You want to trade up your current home with an extravagant vacation home

    Pursue new hobbies that require significant expenses – eg. Photography, travelling, art

    Factor in healthcare expenses if these are significant and not covered by your health insurance

  • You may decrease your post-retirement expenses if:

    • You want to sell your current home and move to a smaller space since all your children have moved out

    Mortgage, which is a large part of your current expense, will be paid off when you retire

    You don’t need to support your children / grandchildren after you retire


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Planning for Retirement
Speak with a relationship manager to explore how we can help you start retirement planning. Some options include:

Annuity Plans

Steady income stream for your retirement.

Learn More >>

Endowment Plans

Combine savings with protection benefits.

Learn More >>

Unit Trusts

Invest in professionally managed funds.

Learn More >>

Premium Currency Investments (PCIs)

Maximise your investments with PCIs.

Learn More >>

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