Be Careful -CPF Nomination

• WohuCangLong

  9 Mar 07, 02:52

  
  Hi guys u guys better go and do CPF NOMINATION.
  
  Nowadays if u happen to die in singapore
  
  first thing yr family have to cope with your death......
  
  then they will have to deal with the HOTA team........
  
  after all this anxieties, they report to CPF to settle the claims of your cpf money
  
  -if u did not nominate
  
  -or if u nominate,but after u got married u did not make a renomination,yr previous nomination,become invalid.
  
  -or if u nominate yr parents,and they have already pass away,then u have to renominate again.
  
  else good luck to u......
  
  --even with proper nomination,it will take them mths and mths to return the deceased CPF to u.
  
  --without the nomination,it go to estate account, really don't kn when yr families will get back your cpf if u happen to pass away..
  
  Don't believe just ask those people who got stuck in this kind of situation.. u wll kn that i am not talking nonsense
• Joshua1975

  9 Mar 07, 04:40

  as a SGrean, even after you die, you still pay. your family most likely will not get 100% back what you have even you made a nomination.
  
  best you draft up a will officially.
• mancha

  9 Mar 07, 11:34

  Don't forget the Dependency Protecion Scheme nomination, it should be with the insurance co that has your account. The CPF nomination does not apply to the DPS anymore, therefore you need a separate nomination for that..
• foomwee88

  9 Mar 07, 18:30

  Originally posted by mancha:

  Don't forget the Dependency Protecion Scheme nomination, it should be with the insurance co that has your account. The CPF nomination does not apply to the DPS anymore, therefore you need a separate nomination for that..

  Thk u!!
  
  I didnot know this!!!!
  
  U c how stupid I m!!!!
• Urroh

  9 Mar 07, 19:03

  i never nominated a person before.. want to do it but putting it off since 12 years ago..
• foomwee88

  9 Mar 07, 19:19

  Originally posted by Urroh:

  i never nominated a person before.. want to do it but putting it off since 12 years ago..

  U know this mei, i thought u r as old as LKY!!!!!
• Urroh

  10 Mar 07, 02:19

  Originally posted by foomwee88:

  U know this mei, i thought u r as old as LKY!!!!!

  ya ya.. anything you say lo.. i can be as old as mars itself.
• AndrewPKYap

  10 Mar 07, 05:06

  Originally posted by Urroh:

  ya ya.. anything you say lo.. i can be as old as mars itself.

  Is it possible to be older than life itself, you think?
• allentyb

  10 Mar 07, 05:10

  i haven't list down who is my nomination
• AndrewPKYap

  10 Mar 07, 05:34

  from here, CPFonline (click to link)
  
  goto Login here with your singpass
  goto My Requests under my CPF homepage
  click the Nomination Details radio button
  
  Information:-
  
  You have not made a nomination.
  
  You do not need to make a CPF nomination if you wish to distribute your CPF savings under the intestacy laws. Distribution under the intestacy laws ensures that your family members will receive your CPF savings when you are no longer around.
  
  To know more about the distribution of CPF savings under the intestacy laws/Muslim inheritance law and under CPF nomination, click here .
• lotus999

  10 Mar 07, 20:05

  Originally posted by mancha:

  Don't forget the Dependency Protecion Scheme nomination, it should be with the insurance co that has your account. The CPF nomination does not apply to the DPS anymore, therefore you need a separate nomination for that..

  do you mean that after making nimination for DPS one should make a copy of it for the insurance co?
  
  thanks
• Urroh

  11 Mar 07, 19:41

  Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:

  Is it possible to be older than life itself, you think?

  ask god.. he will know..
• mancha

  11 Mar 07, 19:58

  Originally posted by lotus999:

  do you mean that after making nimination for DPS one should make a copy of it for the insurance co?
  
  thanks

  1. Make a CPF nomination, so that whatever is left in your CPF account goes to the nominee (upon your demise).
  2. Go to the insurance co and make a nomination for DPS on their own form.
  3. See a lawyer and make a will for the rest of your property, money and valuables.