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Moving forward
 
If you had factored in your financial commitments, you may also wish to do an estimation of how much CPF savings you will have when you reach 55. Do try the CPF Retirement Calculator to get an estimate of your retirement savings based on your current commitment.
 
Before you make the decision to buy that dream home, do exercise prudence. Buy a house that matches your income. Your total monthly debts, including housing instalment, should not exceed 35% of your monthly income (as advised by MoneySense). Remember, you do not want to end up being asset rich and cash poor in your old age. Your CPF savings is meant for your basic retirement, housing and healthcare needs.
 
Buying A House 

What is your current financial situation?
Should you buy an HDB flat or a private property?
When can I use my 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 Charge take effect?
What happens when you sell?
What happens if you divorce?
What if I am a bankrupt?
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 Last Updated on: Thursday, May 09, 2013 at 5:33 PM
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