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Anonymous

01 Nov 2020

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I wonder if I am able to get EHG as I started to get a full time work on this year January. However, I was working as a part timer before that, with CPF Contribution. Kindly assist.?

Wanted to know as I'm afraid that I am not able to get any of the grant.

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Jiayee

01 Nov 2020

Salaryman at some company

If you applied for BTO as a full-time student but with a part-time job, then it is likely that your part-time pay will not be assessed as you will be considered as a full-time student.

Please verify with HDB.

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