Seller's proceeds calculator
How much cash will I walk away with?
Find the cash you keep after a sale. The SSD schedule follows your purchase date. The CPF refund includes the interest your CPF account would have earned.
Seller proceeds calculatorPropInsights.sg
Net cash to you
After selling costs, the loan payoff and the CPF refund.
Net cash to you: S$572,195. After selling costs, the loan payoff and the CPF refund.
Net gain on the property
S$141,660
9.4% of the price you paid
SSD
Check: S$72,000
4% (year 3 of holding)
CPF refund
S$214,065
S$200,000 used + S$14,065 interest
SSD does not apply to a sale after 15 Jan 2027 for this purchase date.
Every dollar of the sale price, from costs and loan to the cash you keep.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Sale price | S$1,800,000 |
| Seller's Stamp Duty | -S$72,000 |
| Agent fee, with GST | -S$39,240 |
| Legal fee | -S$2,500 |
| Other selling costs | S$0 |
| Loan balance | -S$900,000 |
| Early repayment fee | S$0 |
| CPF principal returned | -S$200,000 |
| CPF accrued interest returned | -S$14,065 |
| Net cash to you | S$572,195 |
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Sale price | S$1,800,000 |
| Selling costs (SSD, fees) | -S$113,740 |
| Purchase price | -S$1,500,000 |
| Buyer's Stamp Duty paid | -S$44,600 |
| ABSD and other buying costs | S$0 |
| Net gain | S$141,660 |
Assumptions and rules used
These are the values behind every number on this page. They are always shown.
- Purchase date (sets the SSD schedule)
- 15 Jan 2024
- Sale date
- 19 Oct 2026
- Time held
- 2 years 9 months
- Agent fee
- 2% plus 9% GST (your inputs)
- CPF used at purchase
- S$200,000 on the purchase date
- CPF used for instalments
- S$0, taken to be spent half-way through the holding time
- CPF interest rate
- 2.5% a year, monthly, added to the base each 31 December
Rules used
- ssd.residential, rule dated 11 Mar 2017: Holding period cut to 3 years; rates cut by 4 pp to 12% / 8% / 4%. Source
- cpf.oa-interest, rule dated 1 Jan 2008: The OA earns 2.5% a year, the legislated minimum, because the bank-rate peg is far below the floor. Source
- bsd.residential, rule dated 15 Feb 2023: 1/2/3/4/5/6% bands; 5% on S$1.5m to S$3m and 6% above S$3m. Source
Limits of this tool
- SSD is on the higher of the sale price and the market value. Enter the higher figure if they differ.
- The SSD schedule is the one in force on the purchase date, not the sale date.
- Accrued CPF interest goes back to your own CPF account. It lowers cash now but is not a cost of the property.
- Net gain is before mortgage interest, holding costs and rent. A sale on the anniversary date counts as inside that year.
- The CPF Board statement gives the exact refund. This is an estimate.
Rule files last checked 4 Oct 2026.
Not financial advice; check current rules with IRAS and MAS. Results are estimates from the inputs and the dated rules shown.