The Home Protection Scheme – an insurance scheme under the CPF Board – prevents the loss of HDB properties in the event that the original owner is unable to continue making monthly housing payments to
Something that almost all Singaporean couples can relate to is knowing that the next big step in a relationship is when your significant other asks if you would like to apply for a BTO together.
When you are purchasing your dream home, one would think of using your Ordinary Account (OA) from your CPF savings to support your housing payments. After all, OA savings can be used to buy both
The Housing Protection Scheme (HPS) is an insurance scheme under the purview of the CPF Board. Its premiums are deducted from the CPF Ordinary Account (OA), and in exchange, this insurance scheme protects against property
Homeowners often intend for their properties to last a while, to serve as shelter for not just themselves but also family members, children, and descendants. To ensure that their wishes are met, the Home Protection
The Home Protection Scheme (HPS) is an insurance scheme provided by the CPF Board that ensures that mortgage payments on your HDB property continue to be made in the event that the original owner of
The Home Protection Scheme (HPS) is an insurance scheme that covers housing payments for HDB flats in Singapore in the case of the insured’s terminal illness (TI), total permanent disability (TPD), or death. In essence,
The Home Protection Scheme is an insurance scheme afforded to homeowners in Singapore to ensure that monthly housing payments (mortgages) can still be covered and paid off in the event that the original insured (i.e.
Many Singaporeans who own properties and have taken out loans from the Housing and Development Board to pay for them will be required to pay off those housing loans by making monthly payments. These monthly
Related: Check out Term Insurance when you are looking at properties, to protect mortgage loan repayment in times of need. Many Singaporeans are excited to leave the nest and build a home that they can
Retirement is looked forward to by many Singaporeans. However, worries are aplenty as well. Issues such as housing payments may contribute to post-retirement concerns, especially if people are unaware or unsure of the measures put
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