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03 Aug 2020
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Leow Ting Yang
03 Aug 2020
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Normally, you would be subscribed to Home Protection Scheme that you can pay with your CPF. However, you can opt out of it if necessary.
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Pang Zhe Liang
29 Jul 2020
Lead of Research & Solutions at Havend Pte Ltd
No, you will need to purchase the mortgage insurance separately. Alternatively, you may also use you...
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There is the Home Protection Scheme which is a mortgage-reducing insurance that protects members and their families against losing their HDB flat in the event of death, terminal illness, or total permanent disability. (Source: CPFB)
If you are using your CPF to pay for your monthly housing loan installment, you are required to purchase Home Protection Scheme (Home Protecction Scheme). Whereas HPS is optional if your monthly installment is paid through cash.
Alternatively, you can be exempted from HPS if you are holding one or more policies that cover your outstanding housing loan. The policy should provide coverage up to the full term of the loan or 65 years old, whichever is earlier, in the event of death, terminal illness, or total permanent disability.
The following policies are applicable:
-Whole Life
Term Life
Endowments
Life Riders (attached to a basic policy)
Mortgage Reducing Term Assurance (MRTA) / Decreasing Term Rider
To find out more about the HPS scheme, do check out this article.