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CPF LIFE Calculator

Type in your age and how much you have in CPF now to see where you stand today, and what it could grow into by retirement.

A simple estimate, not an official CPF figure. Not made by or linked to the CPF Board, and not financial advice. For exact numbers, use the official CPF LIFE Estimator.
New to CPF LIFE? Key Terms Explained

3 CPF Savings Goals

You only need the first one to join CPF LIFE.
Basic Retirement Sum (BRS)$110,200
Full Retirement Sum (FRS)$220,400
Enhanced Retirement Sum (ERS)$440,800
BRS already gets you a monthly payout for life. FRS and ERS mean a bigger payout.
CPF only forms your Retirement Account up to FRS automatically — even if your OA and SA combined are worth more. Reaching ERS takes a voluntary top-up: cash (yours or a family member's), or, from age 55, a transfer from your own OA — up to that year's ERS cap.
Interest used: 2.5% a year on OA and 4% on SA/RA (CPF's minimum rates, guaranteed until end-2027), plus extra interest: +1% on your first $60,000 (only $20,000 of it can be OA), or from age 55, +2% on the first $30,000 and +1% on the next $30,000.

3 Payout Plans

Changes how you're paid, not how much you've saved.
Basic PlanSmaller payout, biggest bequest
Standard Plan (default)Same amount every month
Escalating PlanStarts smaller, grows ~2%/yr
Bequest: what's left for your nominated beneficiaries if you pass away before your CPF LIFE savings are paid out. The Basic Plan is not the same as the Basic Retirement Sum.
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Enter Your Numbers

Starts blank. Not sure what to enter? Tap the closest match below to fill it in for you — you can still adjust anything after.
Your age 30
OA Balance Now
Ordinary Account — check the CPF app.
SA Balance Now
Special Account. $0 is fine if unsure.
MediSave (MA) balance optional
For medical bills — doesn't affect your results.
Yearly OA contributions $0
What goes into your OA and SA from your salary each year (your share + your employer's). Check your CPF statement, or leave at $0 if self-employed.
Yearly SA contributions $0
Retirement Sum Target
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When Should Payouts Start?

Start payouts at age 65
Age 65 — the standard start age.
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Choose Your Payout Plan

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Your Results

CPF goals at 55
Basic Retirement
Sum (BRS)
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Full Retirement
Sum (FRS)
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Enhanced Retirement
Sum (ERS)
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What You'll Likely Have by 55
How your OA and SA come together into one account.
Your OA
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+
Your SA
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↓ becomes, at 55
Your RA at 55
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CPF goals at 65
Basic Retirement
Sum (BRS)
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Full Retirement
Sum (FRS)
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Enhanced Retirement
Sum (ERS)
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What You'll Likely Have at 65
Your retirement savings when CPF LIFE payouts begin.
Your savings at 65
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Your Estimated Monthly Payout
$0
/month, from age 65
Savings when payouts start—
Compared to starting at 65—
Total money by age 90—
How Your Savings Grow Over Time
Grows at CPF's rates: 2.5% a year on OA, 4% on SA/RA, plus extra interest on your first $60,000.
Payout if You Start Earlier or Later
The bigger dot is your chosen start age.
Show Exact Amounts
Start AgeMonthly PayoutVs. Age 65Total by 90
What Your Family Could Receive (bequest)Illustrative — tap to view
Roughly what's left for your beneficiaries under each plan. Bold line = your plan.
A simplified illustration — CPF doesn't publish an exact bequest formula. For your real figure, use the official CPF LIFE Estimator.

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How We Worked This Out

Under 55, this model transfers SA first, then OA, up to that year's projected Full Retirement Sum (FRS) to form your Retirement Account (RA); any leftover stays in OA. At 55 or older, CPF has already done that transfer for you, so the RA balance you enter is used directly instead. Retirement Sums after 2027 (not yet announced by CPF) are assumed to rise 3.5% a year. Interest uses CPF's floor rates of 2.5% (OA) and 4% (SA/RA), which the Government has guaranteed until 31 December 2027 and this model assumes continue after that. On top of these, CPF also pays extra interest on smaller balances — an extra 1%/yr on the first $60,000 of combined OA and SA (or RA) savings, and a further 1%/yr on the first $30,000 once you're 55 or older — and this model includes that bonus. Your MediSave (MA) balance is for reference only here — under CPF's own rules it's last in line for that bonus interest (after OA and SA/RA), so it doesn't change any figure on this page. Yearly contributions use the OA/SA amounts you set, held flat — they don't follow CPF's age-banded allocation rates or pay rises. From 55, your SA closes and moves into your RA up to the Full Retirement Sum, with any excess going to your OA. The monthly payout is estimated by scaling your projected RA-at-65 against CPF Board's own published reference points — the RA balances members following the Basic, Full and Enhanced Retirement Sum path are projected to hold at 65, and the matching 2026-cohort Standard Plan payout examples at each ($950 / $1,780 / $3,440, among other published points) — interpolated in between. Deferring past 65 assumes a 7%-per-year compounding increase, consistent with CPF's published deferral bonus; ages 63–64 are a mirrored extrapolation, since CPF LIFE payouts officially start from 65. Basic and Escalating plan figures apply a rough illustrative adjustment (Escalating starts ~20% lower and grows 2%/yr; Basic starts ~10% lower) since CPF Board does not publish an exact plan-to-plan formula — use the official CPF LIFE Estimator to compare real payout amounts for your plan choice. Reference anchors: CPF Board's published 2026 Retirement Sums and Standard Plan payout examples.