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What happens to the deceased member's property bought using his CPF savings?

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The CPF savings used to buy the property need not be refunded to the deceased member’s CPF account. The property will form part of his estate if it is held in tenancy-in-common or passed on to the remaining surviving owner(s) if it is held in joint tenancy.

This information is sourced from CPF.

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Account ServicesDistribution of CPF savings upon member's passing

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