CPF Allocation Calculator

Track your 2026 retirement and healthcare savings breakdown with the new S$8,000 monthly wage ceiling.

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The CPF System

The Central Provident Fund (CPF) is a mandatory social security savings scheme for Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents.

Your contributions are divided into three accounts: Ordinary Account (OA) for housing and investment, Special Account (SA) for retirement, and MediSave (MA) for healthcare.

2026 Updates: The monthly wage ceiling is projected to stay at its target of S$8,000, reflecting the final stage of the multi-year ceiling increase.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter Wage - Input your monthly gross salary (pre-bonus).
  2. Adjust Age - Allocation rates change significantly at ages 35, 45, 50, 55, and 60.
  3. View Breakdown - See the total contribution and the exact dollar amount going into each account.

Calculation Formula & Example

The Formula

Total = Gross Wage (cap S$8k) × (Employee 20% + Employer 17%)

Where:

  • OA/SA/MA = The ratios shift from housing (OA) to retirement (SA) as you age.
  • Self-Employed = Only MediSave is mandatory for self-employed individuals.

Example Calculation

If you are 30 years old and earn S$6,000, your total CPF is S$2,220. Roughly S$1,380 goes to your OA, which you can use for your HDB mortgage.

Benefits of Using This Calculator

  • Retirement Clarity - See exactly how much SA interest (4%+) you are accruing every month.
  • Home Budgeting - Determine how much monthly OA you have available for home loan repayments.
  • Healthcare Planning - Track your MediSave growth for future insurance premiums.

Calculator Use Cases

Job Offer Evaluation

Calculate your real 'Total Package' by including the employer's 17% contribution.

Age Milestone Planning

Prepare for the drop in OA contribution when you hit 35 or 45.

Frequently Asked Questions

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