The Central Provident Fund (CPF) is a crucial financial safety net for Singaporeans in their retirement years. But what if your CPF savings are less than what you anticipated because you have dipped into it for housing or for your child’s education? Hear some strategies on how you can boost your retirement savings from Peh Er Yan, Group Director of Communications & Engagement with the CPF Board. Hear more financial tips on how to get retirement-ready financially on the full episode of The Leong

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