CPF launches its new ‘PLAN with CPF’ platform

Accessible via Singpass, it helps members plan and manage their finances using CPF tools and resources.

The Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board has launched its new one-stop financial guidance platform called “PLAN with CPF,” aimed at helping members manage and plan their finances more effectively using CPF tools and resources.

Accessible through Singpass, the personalised dashboard provides users with access to various planning tools, such as a retirement payout planner, a home purchase planner, and a health insurance planner.

It also includes curated educational resources and a financial fitness questionnaire, developed with MoneySense, to help users evaluate their broader financial health.

The launch comes as CPF marks its 70th anniversary. To commemorate the occasion, the board has also launched "Save & Sound: 70 Years of CPF," a commemorative book chronicling the history and evolution of CPF.

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