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Hi. For a new private property, which is having a Progressive Payment Scheme, I would like to know the amount that I need to pay in the scenario here:

Roughly, the payment schedule is:
Stage 1 - 10% - $700 per month
Stage 2 - 10% - $1300 per month
Stage 3 - 10% - $1600 per month
Stage 4 - 5% - $2000 per month
Stage 5 - 5% - $2300 per month
Stage 6 - 5% - $2700 per month
TOP - 20% - $4500 per month
Completion - 20% - $5100 per month

Assuming the project is still at stage 1, my question is how much will I need to pay if I want to buy the property at stage 5 (~3 years later)? Do I start to pay using the $2300 per month from stage 5, or do I have to pay the full amount for stages 1 to 4 first then following by stage 5?

Thanks in advance for your time and answers.

Steve
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Hi,

It depends on how you structure your financial planning, the breakdown in terms of % using cash cpf and loan. which in turn depends on how much you can loan. You have to settle the payments for stage 1-4 one way or another before getting to stage 5. Typically when its closer to TOP the units left are limited.

For the full financial planning illustration, it be easier if I can have more details and value-add further with better recommendations. Every case is unique. Thanks and hope to discuss further.

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Hi,
When you purchase at stage 5, full amount of stage 1 to 4 have to be paid. If you are eligible for 80% loan, bank will settle for you.
Fyi, at different stage the price may be adjusted, this is especially near to TOP.

To assist and advise you more in details, kindly drop me an email for me to share.

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