Extension of 3% wage offset till new re-employment age of 67 takes effect

The Government is committed to providing more opportunities for older Singaporean workers who wish to continue working as long as they are healthy. 

At Budget 2015, the Government introduced an additional wage offset of up to 3% of wages for 2015 to encourage employers to  voluntarily re-employ Singaporeans aged 65 and above, earning up to  $4,000 a month. 

As Singapore moves towards raising the re-employment age to 67 by 2017, the Government has decided to extend the wage subsidy until the new re-employment age of 67 comes into effect. 

Launch of "The Future of Us" Exhibition & sgfuture Engagement Series

Singapore is coming to the close of SG50 – an extra special jubilee year that brought us closer together as one people. 

Our country today is the work of more than one generation, and our future will depend on what we make of it together. 

It is up to each of us to voice our hopes and our future dreams. We can all play a part to build our future and  create a shared vision  for Singapore:

a. From now till 8 March 2016, you can visit the “Future of Us” exhibition.

CPF Retirement Planning Roadshows

CPF Board (CPFB) will be running a series of retirement planning roadshows around the island from August to November to promote greater appreciation of retirement planning and the role that CPF plays in this.

The full day roadshows targeted at residents in their 40s – 50s, will be anchored by a talk show banter between host Lin You Fa and celebrity Irene Ang, and a financial expert, where they will discuss their retirement planning experience. There will also be games/ activity booths to help participants understand retirement planning concepts better. 

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