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My take is to clear your home loan as fast as possible via CPF OA and partial cash, else all OA is fine. The retirement plan is to focus on SA before turning to RA and passive income from investments/dividends.
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Im thinking of the same thing, but I planning to use OA for house to keep my cash liquid.
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Just sharing my 2 cents from view of financial perspective.
When the money in your OA, it is **ea...
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Everyone thinks differently, and there’s no absolute right or wrong answer. Personally, I prefer to clear my housing debts (or have as little debt as possible), even though it means my OA balance will be low or nearly empty. I’ve seen people buy luxury condos and then constantly worry about making timely payments and the risk of job retrenchment. For me, living with less or no debt brings greater peace of mind. However, to built SA is tough but just pressed on