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What is the CPF Education Loan Scheme?
The CPF Education Loan Scheme is a loan scheme which allows you to use your Ordinary Account (OA) savings to pay for your own, children’s, spouse’s, siblings' or relatives' subsidised tuition fees.
Only full-time subsidised diploma/degree courses at Approved Educational Institutions (AEIs) are covered under this loan scheme. The student would need to start repaying the principal amount withdrawn plus the accrued interest in cash, to your CPF account, one year after graduation or termination of studies, whichever is earlier.
If the institution or course does not fall under this scheme, you and the student can consider taking up a loan with the commercial banks or approaching the institution for other financial assistance options.
This information is sourced from CPF.
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Why does the CPF Education Loan Scheme cover only approved full-time subsidised courses?
Why are only subsidised courses by the approved educational institutions included under the CPF Education Loan Scheme?
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