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Dear gurus, I wish to sell my house. Im the 1st owner and my father is the 2nd owner. Since my father is 75 yrs old and doing odd jobs, after the sale, will he be required to maintain a minimum sum in his CPF? Meaning after hdb return us back our cpf and mortgage balance, the balance of the sales proceeds to be credited to his CPF to maintain the minimum sum? He is considered a retiree. Thanks!
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Hi MTK,

Please read up on the following link as released by CPF Board on 12th September 2012. For units that has its legal completion after 1st Jan 2013, this will be applicable:

http://mycpf.cpf.gov.sg/CPF/News/News-Release/N_10Sept2012_MF2.htm

If there is anything I can assist further on, please do not hesitate to contact me further.

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Geryl LIM
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YT Tan (陈永达)
Hi MTK,

Like what Raymond has mentioned, as your dad is over 75 years old (over draw down age) thus the cash proceeds from your property sale will be in cash, none will be credited back to his CPF account.

If you need any assistance in your property sale, feel free to contact me. It will definitely be an honour to work with you.

Cheers!

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Afternoon MTK,

In my experience with similar cases, your dad will get his CPF contribution plus interest in cheque component, during the completion of sales. This would be on top of the cash proceed which after deducting the sales price against all your expenses.

FYI
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