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Cost structures in defined contribution systems: The case of Singapore's central provident fund
2008
Pensions An International Journal
Retirement systems are increasingly asked to do an ever-better job of enhancing the performance of pension investments. The Singaporean Central Provident Fund permits pension system participants to keep their money in a government-run investment pool, or if they wish, they may select professionally managed unit trusts for their retirement accumulations. Opting for investment choice also exposes members to additional investment costs not charged by the government-managed account. This paper
doi:10.1057/pm.2008.3
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