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
Related questions
Why are only certain individuals allowed to pay my Home Protection Scheme premium using their CPF Ordinary Account savings?
How can my family member authorise the Board to deduct my Home Protection Scheme premium from their CPF Ordinary Account?
Which CPF account would the premium be refunded to if my family member has used their CPF savings to pay for my Home Protection Scheme premium?
How do I make a top up for my spouse/parent/child/sibling's outstanding Home Protection Scheme premium?
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