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Anonymous

03 Nov 2019

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I graduated from uni 2 years ago. I took a tuition fee loan from a bank. Can I use my CPF to repay the loan now?

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Royalchem

03 Nov 2019

Project Officer at Security Related

You can use your parents one but I'd suggest not to. There are some clauses to it and difficult to understand.

I taught tuition and work full time. Pay off in 2 years

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Kelly Trinh

03 Nov 2019

Backoffice technical at financial services firm

While it is possible to use CPF savings from parents for education purposes (from outset), there isn't any way to retroactively use own CPF to repay education loans from banks.

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