Property Calculators

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Property Calculators

Plan your next move with the numbers that matter in Singapore: monthly instalments, how much you can borrow, stamp duties, cash and CPF needed, rental returns, and what is left after you sell.

Mortgage repayment

Your monthly instalment and how much goes to interest.

Type your own figure to override.
HDB loan is 2.6%. Bank packages vary.

Monthly instalment

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PrincipalInterest
Year-by-year breakdown
YearPrincipalInterestBalance

How much can I borrow?

Based on the TDSR and MSR rules banks and HDB use.

For variable income, banks count 70%.
Car loan, personal loans, other home loans.
For joint loans, banks use the income-weighted average age.

You could buy up to about

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Buyer’s stamp duties

BSD and ABSD on residential property.

Buying jointly? Choose the profile with the highest rate.

Seller’s stamp duty (SSD)

Payable if you sell within the holding period.

Total buyer’s stamp duty

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Stamp duty must be paid within 14 days of exercising the Option to Purchase or signing the Sale and Purchase Agreement. BSD can be paid from CPF; ABSD is usually paid in cash first.

Downpayment and upfront costs

How much cash and CPF you need on day one.

Cash you need at minimum

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Rental yield

What your property earns each year, before and after costs.

Allow for gaps between tenants.
Estimated at non-owner-occupied rates if left blank.
Repairs, insurance, agent fees.
Optional, for cash-on-cash view.

Net rental yield

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Sell and buy

What you take home from selling, and whether it covers your next home.

Check “Property withdrawal” on the CPF website.
GST of 9% is added.
Percentage of the next home price.

Cash in hand after selling

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These calculators give estimates for planning only and are not financial advice. Rates and rules follow IRAS, MAS, HDB and CPF guidelines as at October 2026 (BSD and ABSD from 2023, SSD for purchases from 4 July 2025, TDSR 55%, MSR 30%, stress-test rates of 4% for bank loans and 3% for HDB loans). Banks and HDB make the final assessment.