How much CPF savings can I use for my property purchase?
- Remaining lease of the property
- Type of property
- Loan type
- Whether it’s your first or subsequent property
|
Loan type |
Amount you and your co-owners can use from your CPF |
|
No loan |
You and your co-owners (if any) may use your respective OA savings to buy your property. |
|
HDB loan |
You and your co-owners (if any) may use your respective OA savings to pay your HDB loan in full. |
|
Bank loan |
You and your co-owners (if any) may use your respective OA savings up to the lower of the purchase price and the valuation price at the time of purchase. If you still have an outstanding housing loan, you can continue to use your respective OA savings, up to another 20% of the lower of the purchase price and the valuation price of the property at the time of purchase, if you have set aside your applicable Basic Retirement Sum (BRS)* in your respective CPF accounts. No further CPF usage is allowed thereafter. For example, if the lower of the purchase price and the valuation price at the time of purchase is $100,000, you and your co-owner (if any) can use up to $100,000 from your respective CPF accounts. Beyond that, you and your co-owner (if any) may use your respective OA savings up to $120,000, provided both of you have set aside your BRS. Any remaining housing loan payments must be made in cash. |
Table B: Resale flat and Private property
| Loan type |
Amount you and your co-owners can use from your CPF |
|
No Loan |
You and your co-owners (if any) may use your respective OA savings to buy your property up to the lower of the purchase price and the valuation price at the time of purchase. |
|
HDB loan |
You and your co-owners (if any) may use your respective OA savings up to the lower of the purchase price and the valuation price at the time of purchase. If you still have an outstanding housing loan, you can continue to use your respective OA savings, if you have set aside your applicable BRS* in your respective CPF accounts. |
|
Bank loan |
You and your co-owners (if any) may use your respective OA savings up to the lower of the purchase price and the valuation price at the time of purchase. If you still have an outstanding housing loan, you can continue to use your respective OA savings, up to another 20% of the lower of the purchase price and the valuation price of the property at the time of purchase, if you have set aside your applicable BRS* in your respective CPF accounts. No further CPF usage is allowed thereafter. For example, if the lower of the purchase price and the valuation price at the time of purchase is $100,000, you and your co-owner (if any) can use up to $100,000 from your respective CPF accounts. Beyond that, you and your co-owner (if any) may use your respective OA savings up to $120,000, provided both of you have set aside your BRS. Any remaining housing loan payments must be made in cash. |
Table C: Amount to set aside
| Property Ownership | Amount to set aside |
|
Buyer has at least one property that can last him till age 95 | BRS* |
| Buyer has no property that can last him till age 95 | FRS* |
This information is sourced from CPF