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I was wondering if it is possible to just payback the accrued interest per year to my own OA account. Was searching in the CPF website and the only 2 options to topup CPF is via RSTU or make contribution for OA,SA and MA together.
Is there an option to just payback the accrued interest in OA every year to prevent the accrued interest from snowballing?
Or can you only payback the accrued interest when you sell the HDB apartment?
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Elijah Lee
13 Jun 2020
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
Hi Alfred,
Yes, you may make a voluntary refund, capped at the full principal amount you have withdrawn for the property with the accrued interest. You can submit your application:
• Log in to CPF website with your SingPass
• Select “My Requests”
• Under “Property”, select “Make a Housing Refund with Cash”
• Click “Start”
• Select the property, key in a refund amount, and click “Next”
• Read the declaration and click “Submit”
• Select the mode of payment
• Make the payment
Refer to the step-by-step guide for more details:
• Make a Housing Refund with Cash (eNETS)
• Make a Housing Refund with Cash (PayNow QR)
• Log in to myCPF mobile app with your SingPass
• Select “My Services”
• Select “Housing Refund”
• Select the property, key in a refund amount, and click “Next”
• Read the agreement. If you agree, tick the checkbox
• Click “Confirm”
• Select the mode of payment
• Make the payment
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Upon paying the accrued interest using cash, does that mean the $$ go back to OA or SA? Will that add to your cash out payment after putting aside retirement fund at 55?