The Housing & Development Board (HDB) has lowered the eligibility age for Community Care Apartments (CCAs) from 65 to 55.

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When I first encountered the idea of 1M65 in 2015, I was fascinated by a simple question: could an ordinary Singaporean become a CPF millionaire by age 65? At the time, the concept seemed ambitious.