Long-term, low-cost investment proposal could be a hard sell for CPF
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Genevieve Cua
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THE CPF Advisory Panel's proposal for a low-cost "Lifetime Retirement Investment Scheme'' (LRIS) is broadly similar to one that was first mooted more than a decade ago, in the form of a "private pension plan''.
Like the PPP, the scheme - which has been accepted by Minister of Manpower Lim Swee Say - addresses a number of concerns with regards to the adequacy of retirement savings in the CPF.
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