13 Feb 2026

SOURCE: CPF Board

Senior man checking finances on laptop

Each month, employees contribute a percentage of their wages to their three CPF accounts. Their employers also contribute to the employees’ CPF accounts and these contribution rates are dependent on the employee’s citizenship status, wage band and age group.

 

As these contributions play a big part in forming one’s retirement nest egg, it is important to keep up with any changes to the contribution rates and stay updated.


What is the CPF contribution rates for senior workers in 2026?

Currently, the CPF contribution rates (monthly wages more than $750) are as follows:

Employee’s age
(years)

CPF Contribution Rates In 2026

Total
(% of wage)

By employer
(% of wage)

By employee
(% of wage)

55 and below

37

17

20

Above 55 to 60

34

16

18

Above 60 to 65

25

12.5

12.5

Above 65 to 70

16.5

9

7.5

Above 70

12.5

7.5

5


New CPF contribution rates for senior workers in 2027

From 1 January 2027, the contribution rates for senior workers will be increased to further strengthen their retirement adequacy.

Employee’s age
(years)

CPF Contribution Rates In 2026

CPF Contribution Rates from 1 Jan 2027

Total
(% of wage)

Total
(% of wage)

By employer
(% of wage)

By employee
(% of wage)

55 and below

37

37

17

20

Above 55 to 60

34

35.5 (+1.5)

16.5 (+0.5)

19 (+1)

Above 60 to 65

25

26 (+1)

13 (+0.5)

13 (+0.5)

Above 65 to 70

16.5

16.5

9

7.5

Above 70

12.5

12.5

7.5

5

Note: Figures in brackets () denote increase in rates

For working senior employees aged above 55 to 65 who have yet to reach their Full Retirement Sum (FRS), the increase in CPF contribution rates will be fully allocated to their Retirement Account (RA) to help them save more for their retirement.

If they have already set aside their FRS in their RA, the increased contributions will instead be channeled to their Ordinary Account (OA).


How to use CPF calculators to calculate your monthly CPF contributions payable

In addition, there are various CPF calculators that can also help you with your contribution matters.

 

For example, you can use them to calculate the monthly CPF contributions payable and the amount allocated into your Ordinary, Special and MediSave accounts, and more.

 

With these handy calculators, you now have the actual or potential amount that goes into your CPF accounts every month to aid you in your financial planning.


Plan your monthly payouts with the Plan my monthly payouts service

But how much monthly payouts would be enough? It can be difficult to gauge, which is why there are tools available to help make that planning easier.

 

You can use the Plan my monthly payouts service to find out more about your monthly payout details, provide your payout instructions and confirm your bank account details.

 

The Plan my monthly payout service is available to you three months before you reach age 65 and is for members born in 1957 and after. To use this service, please ensure that you have updated your contact details and provided a bank account under your Account settings.


The information provided in this article is accurate as of the date of publication.