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Loh Tat Tian
07 Jun 2019
Founder at PolicyWoke (We Buy Insurance Policies)
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Jeff Yeo
04 Jan 2019
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I think it is a better ideal to pay through the bank loan.
using CPF incurrs the accrual interest and you lose out on the int given by CPF. You can argue that CPF and the int is your own but it is better to pay just one set of interest(bank)
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There are more questions we will need first.
1) How much loan are you taking? How confident are you able to service it pass 55?
2) Are you looking at selling the condo or not? The accrued interest may be something you might want to take a look since this may affect your BRS and FRS (especially if your CPF SA is unable to hit FRS).
3) Are you doing other investment which will give you returns better than 2.5%? If not, it's prudent to use cash to service.
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