Can I transfer my share in the property to my ex-spouse?
Yes, you can do so if the Courts decide to make such an order. The amount of CPF refunds, who is required to make those refunds and at what point in time the refunds need to be made will depend on whether the court order provides for full, partial or no CPF refunds to your CPF account upon transfer of your share in the property to your ex-spouse.
We set out the CPF refund details in the table below:
This information is sourced from CPF
Related questions
Do I need to make any CPF refunds if I sell my share of the property to my ex-spouse?
Can I use my CPF savings to make the required CPF refunds to my ex-spouse upon the transfer of property?
I did not use CPF savings for the matrimonial property but pledged the property to make up my retirement sum. Can the Court order a transfer of this property to my ex-spouse?
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