CPFB | How does the Board calculate the accrued interest on the amount of CPF used for my property?

Q	How does the Board calculate the accrued interest on the amount of CPF used for my property?

Accrued interest is the interest amount that you would have earned if your CPF savings had not been withdrawn for housing. The interest is computed on the CPF principal amount withdrawn for housing on a monthly basis (at the current CPF Ordinary Account interest rate) and compounded yearly.

You can view the applicable CPF interest rates for the various periods.

Q	Is there any accrued interest on the amount of CPF savings used for my property?

Q	Do I need to pay accrued interest if I used my CPF savings for CPF investments?

Q	I am not selling my property. How can I make a voluntary refund of the housing amount withdrawn?

Q	How do I check the amount to be refunded to my CPF account upon the sale of my property?

Q	I may either be selling my whole property, transferring or selling my share of the property to another party. If so, how much do I need to refund to my CPF account?

Q	I have withdrawn my CPF savings under medical grounds. Why do I need to refund the CPF principal amount and accrued interest when I sell my property?

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