FD rates around 1%...
CPF OA at 2.5%.....
you talking about this? OCBC - CPF Investment Account
with all the service charge and all, you need a return more than 2.5% to justify putting your money into somewhere else.
Does OCBC offer FD for CPF Ordinary?
i think ts want to put cpf money away for a short period of time. if money remains in cpf, hdb will wipe it all out when his flat comes.
he is willing to sacrifice the "high" cpf interest for a short period of time such that he can maintain more balance in the cpf after he gets his house.
i think ts want to put cpf money away for a short period of time. if money remains in cpf, hdb will wipe it all out when his flat comes.
he is willing to sacrifice the "high" cpf interest for a short period of time such that he can maintain more balance in the cpf after he gets his house.
Transfer from OA to SA...
There's your 4% FD.
i think ts want to put cpf money away for a short period of time. if money remains in cpf, hdb will wipe it all out when his flat comes.
he is willing to sacrifice the "high" cpf interest for a short period of time such that he can maintain more balance in the cpf after he gets his house.
i dun quite understand. so one would rather use loan to pay for the house at a lower rate, then place the money in cpf investment scheme from banks back to cpf later, so as to earn the higher 2.5% interest over a longer time, and maybe get to draw it out when retired?
CPF to Bank FD
HDB clear cpf
Bank FD to CPF
*this way i am earning more interests thru CPF than repaying HDA loan interest.
if you are thinking about earning more interest thru cpf, you might as well as transfer from oa to sa.
oa earns 3.5% on first 20k. but if you look at the fine print 2.5% go to oa and 1% go to sa. you will be paying 2.6% on hdb loan.
if you are hoping to do this, oa loses, sa wins. it is like transferring money from oa to sa