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Woman asks if she can recover 10% CPF down payment after ex cancels BTO and marries colleague

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March 3, 2026
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SINGAPORE: A girl is searching for recommendation on-line after dropping the ten% CPF down cost she contributed to a Construct-To-Order flat she utilized for together with her ex-partner, who later cheated on her.

“I want to ask if there’s any method for me to recuperate the CPF used for the ten% downpayment after the BTO has been cancelled,” she wrote on the r/asksg discussion board on Monday (Mar 2). “Has anybody skilled one thing related earlier than? Any recommendation can be vastly appreciated.”

Offering context, she wrote in her submit that at first went south, she and her 31-year-old ex had been collectively for 4 years and had been planning a future collectively.  They’d utilized for a flat, signed the Settlement for Lease, and every chipped of their 10% downpayment utilizing CPF financial savings.

All the things appeared set for the following chapter of their lives.

Nevertheless, that each one got here crashing down when her ex all of the sudden introduced that he needed “freedom” and ended the connection. It didn’t take lengthy for her to seek out out the reality. “I came upon that he had been dishonest on me together with his 26-year-old colleague, who additionally had a boyfriend on the time, they usually themselves additionally had a BTO collectively.”

After the breakup, her ex went forward and cancelled their BTO software. “He initiated the cancellation of our BTO and knowledgeable HDB that we had been dealing with monetary difficulties and requested a waiver/refund. Nevertheless, HDB rejected the request because it was clear that we weren’t dealing with monetary difficulties. He has since married that feminine [colleague].”

“It’s good that he confirmed his true colors now.”

Within the feedback, many Singaporean Redditors instructed the lady that she will not recuperate the downpayment.

One person wrote, “Doubt you’ll be able to declare again, have encountered a number of related conditions amongst my pals and it was a given to forfeit the any downpayment. They noticed it as a penalty payment for his or her freedom versus getting married with their exes after which spending on the home/wedding ceremony simply to finish up getting trapped. They by no means regarded again, and I want the identical for you!”

One other commented, “You can’t declare it. Because of this you don’t anyhow BTO. That is the phrases and circumstances. Again then, that’s how my father stress my mom to marry him; they ended up divorcing.”

A 3rd added, “Give it some thought in a optimistic method, it’s good that he confirmed his true colors now as an alternative of 5 or 10 years down the street. Penalties might be a lot worse after children.”

Some customers, nevertheless, believed she may be capable to recuperate half of her downpayment. 

One stated, “Cancel BTO after signing the settlement solely loses 5% of the flat value, not 10%. Sorry to listen to about your 5% loss, however in all honesty, you’re fortunate you dodged a bullet. I already married my ex and had a child earlier than he cheated and deserted us.”

What occurs if a pair decides to cancel their BTO?

In accordance with Singapore Authorized Recommendation, if a pair cancels their BTO after signing the Settlement for Lease however earlier than gathering the keys, they are going to lose the $10 software payment, the choice payment, and 5% of the flat’s buy value. 

Furthermore, {couples} can’t simply bounce straight into making use of for one more flat. They’ve to attend one 12 months from the cancellation date earlier than submitting a brand new BTO software. In addition they want to ensure all of the forfeited charges have been absolutely paid earlier than they struggle once more.

Learn additionally: 23 y/o girl asks locals if it’s too late to ‘begin over and return to uni,’ locals remind her she’s nonetheless younger

 





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