How To Invest Your CPF Money Safely For Maximum Gains

HOW TO INVEST YOUR CPF MONEY SAFELY FOR MAXIMUM GAINS | Apart from Your Special Account, you can also invest our CPF money via your Ordinary Account in stocks.

However, it is important that these stocks that you invest in must be very stable and safe, and should exceed the risk-free 4% rate your Special Account can give you.

In this video, we talk about how you can invest your CPF money safely and what kind of stocks you should be looking for for maximum gains and minimal risk.

Remember, the money in your CPF account is still your money. You have access to it by the time you hit your retirement age of 55. In other words, you should not take any unnecessary risks whenever possible and should only invest the money when you are absolutely sure it'll bring you a higher return.

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[TheFifthPersonChannel]

Thanks so much for watching! What's your biggest takeaway from this video? Share in the comments below

[bernardlim]

Thank you for sharing. This video is really useful.

[Koekie]

Hi Adam
Great video! 👍🏽
But I think overall most people lost their CPF money in investment, looking at the bottom and middle tier group

[tingshyjiin]

When you say those people who beat the 2.5% profit, does it mean that they actually made more than 4.7%? because there were sales charge and wrap fees of 1.5% and 0.7% in 2019. Now the sales charge and wrap fees have been reduced since 1st Oct 20.

[troychew]

Possible to do a similar Video on OA eligible Funds / ETFs? Thank you.

[rafiq]

Any thoughts on the current COVID situation and how it affects stock prices and future outlook?

[lowjessica]

Hi, audio quite bad can't hear well

[pangwanching]

Which brokerages allows payment using CPF monies?

[macseah]

Soon people will see that they missed out a great video.

[thsim]

only cpf oa is allowed to trade shares but not cpf sa