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Severely disabled can withdraw up to S$200 a month from Medisave from 2020

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Published Tue, Jul 3, 2018 · 09:50 PM

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    PEOPLE who are severely disabled will be allowed to dip into their Medisave accounts and withdraw cash from 2020 - provided they or their spouse have at least S$5,000 in their accounts.

    This is the first time members will be allowed to withdraw cash from Medisave since it was set up in 1984 as part of Central Provident Fund contributions to help defray hospital bills.

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