Not financial advice. This is a simplified stress-test model (not a bank approval). Banks can haircut variable income, include all debts, apply stress rates, and apply MSR for certain purchases. If you want the framework behind the logic: TDSR & MSR explained.
Use gross, not take-home (banks assess with gross).
Car loans, credit cards, student loans, other mortgages.
Stress-test +0.5% to see fragility.
This is total downpayment (cash + CPF combined).
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Upfront exposure ignores renovation and buffers — see cash required.
If your instalment is close to the cap, your plan is fragile. Property is a multi-year capital structure decision. Don’t ignore interest drag, setup shock, and exit friction.
Borrowing gates are only step 1. Your real outcomes are driven by: CPF refund mechanics and net proceeds reality.
No. Treat it as a planning tool. Banks may haircut income, include all debts, and use stress rates that differ from your assumptions.
TDSR includes existing debts and banks apply stress rates. Read: TDSR & MSR guide.
No. This is a borrowing and upfront exposure stress test. Use cash required and renovation planning for the full stack.