Net Amount Withdrawn from Ordinary & Special Account for Investment, Annual
CPF Board annual statistics report the net amount withdrawn from Ordinary and Special Accounts for CPFIS investments each calendar year. Negative values indicate refunds exceeded withdrawals in that year, with amounts rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars. Financial policy analysts studying retail capital flows out of mandatory savings can chart trends from 2006 through the catalog end. The CSV complements member-count and gross withdrawal collections on Singapore’s retirement financing open-data portal.
Official description
Net amount withdrawn from Ordinary & Special Account for investment in calendar year.
Negative value means amount refunded to the account is more than the amount withdrawn from the account. Figures are rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars.
Annual net amounts withdrawn from CPF Ordinary and Special Accounts for investment in Singapore, published by the Central Provident Fund Board and covering calendar years 2006 through 2025. Each row records the year, the investment scheme type, and the net withdrawal amount rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars; negative values mean more money was refunded to the account than withdrawn from it. The series shows how CPF members shift retirement savings into and out of approved investment instruments over time. Analysts use it to study investment participation, market sentiment, and the flow of CPF monies under the CPF Investment Scheme.