CPF early repayment

Jumpman23

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Let's say today I use 100k from my OA as part of the downpayment for my new property. Current situation is that if I sell my property 10 years later I will need to return to CPF 100K+accrued interest in the 10 years.

Say in year 4 I have a sum money to 'pay back' CPF 100k+accrued interest up till that point. Can I do that without selling my property to save on the remaining 6 years of accrued interest? Is there some kind of info on this?
 

V_for_Vanilla

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I have started partially repaying the CPF principal used on my property as I do not like to see the accrued interest grow.
 

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Download the form. Complete it and drop it along with the cheque at any CPF branch.

Thank you . This is something new I learn today! :D

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I have used 180K for my property and accured interest till date is 60k! Total SGD240K .:s22::s22:

So now I must try to put this $$$ back to my CPF...

Imagine I can put back this sum into my CPF Account.... The monthly payout from my future CPF Life will be good enough for me to take holidays as when I like during my Golden Years.

My MS hit SGD161K today! :D ...
Now if I manage to put back SGD240 plus SGD161 ... Wow my CPF will be SGD400k....so happy!!! :s13::s13:.

Currently I am still working....still have sometimes to hit 55...:s12:
So more $$$ to my CPF....my target SGD500k when I reach 55.
Hope is possible.

Just hope now for great health and Singapore Economy to be Strong and Peaceful .
 
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