Central Provident Fund Board annual open data shows total interest credited to CPF members in Singapore each year. Separate datasets distinguish base interest and extra interest components from 2006 through 2022. Financial literacy programmes and researchers studying retirement savings can trace how policy-driven extra interest layers on top of base returns. The CSV figures aggregate member-level crediting into economy-wide totals. Analysts pair the series with contribution and balance statistics for holistic CPF reviews.
Central Provident Fund Board annual CSV of extra interest credited to CPF members from 2008 through 2025. Covers the extra 1% on the first $60,000 of combined balances (from 2008) and the additional 1% on the first $30,000 for members aged 55 and above (from 2016). Retirement-policy analysts track the yearly cost of Singapore’s enhanced CPF interest top-ups, rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars.
Yearly amounts of base interest credited to CPF members' accounts in Singapore from 2006 through 2025, published by the Central Provident Fund Board. Interest is computed monthly, compounded, and credited yearly, with each row giving a year and the amount rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars. Because the series covers base interest, it reflects the floor returns credited on member balances rather than total interest including additional rates. Analysts use it to gauge the guaranteed returns the CPF system pays out each year and to relate interest credited to the growth of member balances and retirement adequacy.