26,000 Singaporeans are aged 85 and above.

[Stallion]

That's the point ma..
first 85, then 80, then say maybe 75, then maybe older, then say dunno...
blur liao right?? hahaha.. normal la.. bcos i think they also dunno... whahahaha.
The more confused sinkies are, the lesser we will demand.....
lead u, left, right, centre, then right, again, left again, end up we all blur.... haha..

so if 85 is the mark, how many years after 85 can one live??

[Alaska]

SINGAPORE: Most Singaporeans know that at the age of 55, they can withdraw their hard-earned savings in the Central Provident Fund (CPF).

But how many also know that they can make withdrawals earlier, under special medical conditions?

The above-mentioned statement is like what Stallion said. Twist here and there, age 85, 75, and now 55 with medical conditions.

[Stallion]

It's almost he same thing as the prepaid electricity and water bill arguement..
some said that prepayments allow the organisation to use the prepaid $$$ for their own investment..
Just imagine the amount of $$$ parked at cpf... woohoo....
and for us after working and slogging for years and years.. we also dunno at what age we can get our hard earn $$ back...
55? 65? 75? 85? 95(likely in th coffin already).... or will it be 55 with medical conditions? 65 withmedical conditions?
next thing likely will mentioned could be the different category of medical condition applicable for early withdrawal...
haiya... then likely back to 85 again...sign...

[Alaska]

yes, medical conditions have categories also to enjoy early withdrawal.
Another crap........