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Sell With Clarity: Know Your Numbers, Timeline and Next Move

Answer a few planning questions before checking your estimated proceeds, CPF refund, possible duties, resale levy and next-home readiness.

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Interactive readiness check

What should you clarify before selling?

This short check identifies the parts of your sale plan that deserve attention first. It does not estimate market value or replace professional advice.

Question 1 of 8

1. What type of property are you planning to sell?

2. What is your main reason for selling?

3. How clear are you about the outstanding housing loan?

4. Have you checked the CPF principal and accrued interest to be refunded?

5. Have you confirmed whether Seller’s Stamp Duty may apply?

6. Could a resale levy affect your next home?

7. What is your next-home sequence?

8. How soon would you like the sale completed?

Your planning outcome

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Seller calculator pathway

Use the right tools in the right order

Each tool answers one part of the decision. Figures should be checked against current statements, official rules and professional advice.

1

CPF Refund Calculator

Review principal used, accrued interest and the possible effect on cash proceeds.

Check CPF Refund
2

Seller’s Stamp Duty

Check whether SSD may apply based on purchase and intended disposal dates.

Check SSD
3

Resale Levy Calculator

Review possible levy exposure for the next subsidised flat or new EC.

Check Resale Levy
4

Sales Proceeds Calculator

Combine loan, CPF, duties, levy and transaction costs to estimate net position.

Estimate Proceeds
5

Seller Timeline Planner

Coordinate OTP, completion, redemption, handover and next-home timing.

Plan Timeline
Recommended sequence

From initial thought to responsible action

Do not begin with the asking price alone. Build a complete picture before committing.

Step 1

Define the purpose

Upgrade, right-size, relocate, cash out or restructure.

Step 2

Verify obligations

Loan redemption, CPF refund, SSD and possible levy.

Step 3

Estimate net proceeds

Include legal, marketing, moving and other costs.

Step 4

Sequence the move

Decide whether to sell first, buy first or arrange interim housing.

Step 5

Prepare to market

Review positioning, documents, condition and handover plan.

Full-picture planning

Selling and moving are connected decisions

Before selling, check

  • Indicative market range and selling strategy
  • Outstanding loan and redemption figure
  • CPF principal and accrued interest
  • Possible SSD and resale levy
  • Legal, marketing, moving and transaction costs
  • Occupation, tenancy and handover constraints

Before the next home, check

  • When cash and CPF may become available
  • Purchase affordability and stamp duties
  • TDSR, MSR, LTV and loan eligibility
  • Temporary housing or bridging risk
  • Renovation and move-in timing
  • Long-term holding power after the move
Next-home tools

Continue your UProperty Start Here journey

If the sale supports another purchase, test the next-home numbers separately rather than assuming the proceeds will be sufficient.

Official verification

Check current rules at the source

Government policies and individual circumstances can change. Use the relevant official source before acting.

Turn uncertainty into a structured seller plan

Bring your property type, outstanding loan, CPF usage, preferred timeline and next-home intention for a clearer discussion.

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UProperty.sg provides general educational information and salesperson-led property guidance. This dashboard is not a valuation and does not constitute legal, financial, tax, CPF, HDB, banking or investment advice. Estimates do not guarantee sale price, proceeds, eligibility, approval or completion timing. Verify all figures, dates and requirements with CPF Board, HDB, IRAS, CEA, your bank, lawyer and other relevant professionals. Andrew Koh, CEA Reg. No. R018344F.