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- Regular monthly repayment
- Total interest over the term
- Total repaid, including principal
- Final payment, adjusted for rounding
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How this repayment estimate works
For a constant rate, the monthly instalment is P × r ÷ (1 − (1 + r)−n), where P is the loan amount, r is the annual rate divided by 12 and n is the number of months. At 0% interest, divide P by n.
This is an independent planning estimate. The schedule rounds monthly interest and payments to cents and adjusts the last payment to clear the balance. It assumes payments at month-end and an unchanged rate. It excludes fees, insurance, missed payments, early repayment and future rate changes. Your lender's rounding and payment dates may differ. This mode does not assess MSR, TDSR, CPF usage or loan approval.
Worked examples, not loan offers
A hypothetical S$300,000 loan over 25 years at a constant 2.6% has a regular monthly repayment of about S$1,361. A S$120,000 loan over 10 years at 0% has a monthly repayment of S$1,000 and no interest.
Repayment source checked 26 August 2026: HDB interest rate and monthly interest computation.
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HDB eligibility update — 24 August 2026: for new HFE applications, HDB loan income ceilings are $16,000 for families, $8,000 for eligible singles buying alone, and $24,000 for eligible extended families (each family nucleus within $16,000). The $18,000 ceiling is for qualifying new ECs. This calculator does not check income-ceiling eligibility or grant/loan approval; an estimate is not an HFE outcome. Read the new rules and existing-HFE guidance.
Resale cash-readiness breakdown
Already choosing a resale flat? Check the remaining cash needed using your confirmed financing. This does not calculate loan eligibility, grant entitlement, stamp duty or CPF usage limits.
Enter amounts in Singapore dollars. Calculations stay in your browser. Cash-over-valuation is cash-only. Usable CPF is a purchase allocation, not your full OA balance. Estimate stamp duty separately and include any unpaid cash-funded duty in the reserve below.
- Purchase price
- Less confirmed loan
- Less deposit already paid (counted once)
- Less CPF applied to remaining price
- Remaining cash for flat price
- Plus remaining costs and cash buffer
- Total cash needed from now
- Additional cash shortfall
- Cash left after entered costs/buffer
- Cash-over-valuation (included above, not added again)
- Entered CPF not needed for the remaining price
The deposit reduces the purchase balance; it is not added to the costs again. A zero shortfall depends on complete cost reserves and confirmed funding. It does not prove that early option fees can be paid on time. Confirm CPF allocation, loan drawdown, grants and payment dates with HDB or your solicitor. Unused CPF here does not establish a right to retain it under HDB loan rules.
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Sources: HDB resale deposit · CPF and financing rules. Checked 4 September 2026.