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One Small Step Towards Financial Security – HDB Loan
By Turtle Investor  •  December 20, 2017

It is once again the time of the year when I review the good, the bad and the ugly of the year.

Pleasantly surprised when I did the maths on my outstanding HDB loan vs my CPF-OA account. The government gave me a nice gift of $3000 in my CPF-OA and $2000 in my CPF-MA for my outstanding contributions towards defending our nation.

You might remember my stand on HDB loan if you have read my previous posts. I’m not a big fan of voluntary top-ups and OA-to-SA transfers for reasons of my own.

I bought my HDB apartment in 2011 and cleaned out my CPF Ordinary Account. Six and a half years later, I have hoarded enough money in my CPF Ordinary Account to make sure that I have enough in my CPF-OA to service all the remaining monthly payments, even if I stop working now.

I have nothing ...

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By Turtle Investor
Hello there! I am Kevin and the author behind the Turtle Investor blog. At age 37, I hit CPF Full Retirement Sum (FRS) of $176,000 on the last day of 2019, twelve years after graduating from university. I am married and owns a 4-room apartment. I continue to be gainfully employed to build up my portfolio and provide my loved ones with better lives. Leaving everything behind and transitioning to a digital nomad life in Bali remains an option but not something that I’m actively pursuing now 🙂
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