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Can I use more than one of my family members' CPF Ordinary Account savings to pay my Home Protection Scheme premium shortfall?
If you have a Home Protection Scheme (HPS) premium shortfall, you can only use the CPF Ordinary Account savings of one family member (spouse, parent, child, or sibling), who is a co-owner, to pay the premium at any given time.
If you need help with subsequent HPS renewal premiums, you can approach another family member who is also a co-owner for assistance.
This information is sourced from CPF.
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Why are only certain individuals allowed to pay my Home Protection Scheme premium using their CPF Ordinary Account savings?
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