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What is your current financial situation?
 
Take an objective look at your monthly income and expenses, and decide how much you can really afford to put aside. You should also check out the current balances in your bank account(s) and your CPF Account to see if you have sufficient funds.
 
Click here to check your CPF Account balance.
 
You also need to review your other financial commitments like car loan, education loan, and insurance premiums which require deductions from your CPF Account or your bank account. There are also other miscellaneous items to consider as well, e.g. property tax, protection for your home in the event of unforeseen circumstances, maintenance, etc.
 
If buying a home causes you to fall behind on other financial obligations, you may want to consider postponing the decision on homeownership.
 
Visit our Business Centre in Retirement Ready @ my cpf to help you make an informed decision.


Buying A House 

Should you buy an HDB flat or a private property?
What are the criteria required to be able to use CPF savings to buy a home?
What can CPF savings be used for?
How much CPF can you use?
What important factors should I be aware of when using CPF to repay a housing loan?
When will CPF charges take effect?
What happens when you sell?
What happens if you divorce?
What if I am a bankrupt?
Other Considerations
Moving forward
 Last Updated on: Thursday, August 28, 2008 at 9:10 PM
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