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Originally Posted by Auratus
A promise is a promise, Ah Gong and team promised return CPF at 55. That is it! PAP don't need to worry for us how we live with our money.
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Imagine u commit to an endowment plan with a bank or an insurance company
And thereafter, when your maturity period is coming, the bank or insurer tells u the maturity date is extended.
Do u think MAS will step in and tell the bank or the insurer this is inappropriate ?
And that the banks/insurance co cannot do a they like ?
So why CPF can just do this ? shifting the maturity date as they like ?
Shifting also the payment method ?