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Why CPF lifecycle models risk getting age 55 wrong
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Why CPF lifecycle models risk getting age 55 wrong
Kidbrooke has warned that lifecycle investment models built for Singapore’s Central Provident Fund (CPF) scheme could be producing dangerously misleading attainment figures, unless they account for exactly how the age-55 transfer mechanics work. The WealthTech firm argues that a glidepath model can be statistically sound and still generate a Full Retirement Sum (FRS) attainment figure that is structurally wrong. The reason lies in how CPF treats…
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