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MPF Schemes
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Consolidation of Personal Accounts
Important note
If you wish to transfer your accrued benefits from one MPF scheme to another, please be aware of how the transferred-in benefits will be invested. In general, the transferred-in benefits will be invested according to the default investment strategy (〝DIS〞) if you have not given any investment instructions for the transferred-in benefits of the account to the new trustee. Please approach your new trustee to seek clarification, where necessary.
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Transfer of Accrued Benefits
Important note
If you wish to transfer your accrued benefits from one MPF scheme to another, please be aware of how the transferred-in benefits will be invested. In general, the transferred-in benefits will be invested according to the default investment strategy (〝DIS〞) if you have not given any investment instructions for the transferred-in benefits of the account to the new trustee. Please approach your new trustee to seek clarification, where necessary.
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Payment of Accrued Benefits
Reminder:
If you have previously been paid MPF benefits on ground of permanent departure from Hong Kong, you should not apply again and no MPF benefits will be paid to you by trustees for a second time.
Please refer to the statutory declaration (Form MPF(S) - W(SD2)) for details.
The MPFA keeps a register of all scheme members who previously withdrew accrued benefits on ground of permanent departure from Hong Kong. Scheme members who make a false or misleading statement to trustees for early withdrawal of accrued benefits are liable to prosecution.