If its 0.125%, this is quite competitive, compared what CIMB charge. I regretted not using direct TT.

After reading this further, if you are getting 3.4248, then the exchange rate is not 0.125%. from 3.47 to 3.42, its 1.3%. this is daylight robbery.

for info, CIMB charges 0.17%. i had been making sgd to myr conversion recently.

Can't enjoy that fast.

My fund is frozen by the bank. 

This morning bank call need supporting document to unfreeze the fund. It is over the transfer amount limit into the country.

But I think EPF still hasn't sent the statement to me. Usually by snail mail.

Damn. Got to go to bank.

Maybank

You have only 5 days to respond to the freeze fund.

If you fail to respond, the fund will be sent back.

hi, has anyone successfully close the CPF account WITHOUT renouncing your Singapore PR at ICA or SG Embassy ? meaning you can just go to CPF office and present your old Singapore IC physically to CPF office and get your CPF account closed ?

Guys,
Does the ‘Malaysian residing in west Malaysia’ rule apply anymore? Can I withdraw if I’m residing in KL upon renouncing?

Dividend will stop after mar/apr.

Still plenty of time.

What bank interest?

According to the cpf letter,

After 31 Mar 2024, Any remaining savings will stop earning the prevailing cpf interest rate.

The letter I get didn't mention about bank interest.

You don't have to renounce, as long your re-entry permit expired and you do not renew it for long enough, you are no longer PR in the system, in another way to verify yourself, if you have Singpass previously and suddenly you can't log in to CPF account, which gives your the hint that your PR has probably been canceled automatically, this happens to me.

I recently closed my CPF acct in person at Sg maxwell. I was informed (during the appointment, after everything finished)  that I need to update my sg bank particular (DBS) as my NRIC no longer valid, and I had to go to Lavender citizen pr service to hand over my IC and renunciation letter, after that I updated my bank particulars at DBS main branch at Marina south. was a bit rushed, but I did everything in one day (appt at CPF 12pm, hand over IC at lavender 1pm plus and then updated bank particular at Marina at 2pm plus.

You don't have to hand over your IC, but the DBS person said that since the account is opened under my NRIC and is no longer valid, it would be better to update to MY ic. and for that, they require the ICA letter.

Yes, my experience.
Withdrawn in July 2023, received the fund in less than 14 weeks.

Interesting , I thot interest auto stop in March 2024 

its not a good idea to keep in the CPF. since last year, I had withdrawn all and better off put in the Treasury Bill earning 3.8%. the highest I got was 3.98%.

Week 15th. Today I see online CPF have rearranged my SA and medisave all into OA. Let’s see how many days it takes from here on.

I'd llke to share my journey in this matter.

On 4th April 2024, my wife and I visited the Maxwell branch and successfully closed our CPF accounts. We requested that the funds be transferred via telegraphic transfer to our CIMB bank accounts.
While my wife received her funds on 19th April 2024 (in only 2 weeks which is a pleasant surprise), I have not received mine as of this writing.
This morning I wrote to CPF asking them to see if there were something amiss since both my wife and I had our accounts close at the same time. My letter contain these sentences ....... "I couldn't help but wonder if the “delay” in receiving my funds is due to an oversight on your part or if there are still outstanding requirements for funds disbursement/closing my account. This query is triggered by the fact that my wife and I had the closure done at the same time, yet she has already received her funds. I understand that what is happening could very well be within CPF’s disbursement process and procedure but if that isn’t the case, I would appreciate if you could investigate and let me know."
I received an official reply in about an hour saying that the average processing time is 18 weeks bla bla bla..............and posted this link which someone here in lowyat has shared.

https://www.cpf.gov.sg/member/faq/account-s...to-close-my-cpf

This shows that disbursement of funds is not necessarily done on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Update: receive funds yesterday.......so it is not that long a wait after all. 4th April close account in Maxwell branch until 11th June is about 9weeks.

Malaysia bank Foreign currency account in Sing dollars, so no conversion done.

Mine is 6th week now, the balance is zero already, does it mean that i should receive it around 9th week? did you trf to sg bank or foreign bank? I think it also affect the speed?

You can go to cpf website, choose password login, otp will be send to your sg mobile, then use that to log in