Getting Married CANCELS Your CPF Nomination (Divorce Does NOT)

Two life events. One wipes your CPF nomination completely. The other leaves it standing. And they are the opposite way round from what almost everybody assumes. Marriage revokes a CPF nomination. Divorce does not. Nobody tells you either way. In this video: CPF's own wording that a nomination made before marriage is revoked upon marriage, why divorce leaves one untouched and an ex-spouse named for decades, the remarriage trap that combines both, what happens with no valid nomination (the Public Trustee, up to six months, an administrative fee, and the Intestate Succession Act split), and the three things a nomination never covers. Married since you last nominated? You have no nomination. Divorced since? You still have the old one. GET THE FULL PLAN The Singapore Retirement Blueprint. Workbook plus the Drawdown Planner spreadsheet. https://moneywithwei.com DISCLAIMER This video is educational information only and is not financial, legal or tax advice. It is not a projection or guarantee of any outcome. I am not a licensed financial adviser and I am not licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Figures reference CPF, HDB and IRAS rules as published for 2026 and may change. Verify your own situation at cpf.gov.sg, hdb.gov.sg and iras.gov.sg, do your own research, and consider speaking to a MAS licensed adviser or a lawyer. Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of capital. #CPF #CPFNomination #RetirementSingapore #EstatePlanning #MoneyWithWei