15-Month Policy Removed: Everyone Claims They Won. Who Actually Did? ==================================================================== THE TAKE: Among all affected groups, only one is unambiguously better off. ALT TITLE: 15-Month Policy: Retirees Are the Only Clear Winners RUNTIME: ~60 seconds --- TALKING SCRIPT --- Everybody is claiming a win from the 15-month policy removal. I've looked at each group and I think only one is unambiguously better off. First-time buyers? Worse off — they face the buyers the rule was keeping out. Landlords? Worse off — the rule was manufacturing fifteen-month tenants and that just stopped. Condo sellers? Worse off — more competition from people on a six-month disposal clock. HDB sellers? Only if your flat is large and in a mature estate. Otherwise nothing. Retirees, though. Retirees genuinely win. Before, unlocking condo wealth meant selling, renting for fifteen months, moving twice, paying rent throughout. Now it's one move. And with the size cap gone, they can buy a five-room or Executive instead of being squeezed into four-room or smaller. One clean move instead of eighteen months of disruption. That's a real win, and they earned it. --- DM MAGNET --- DM me "15RETIRE" with your property type and roughly when you bought. I'll estimate what actually lands in your bank after CPF and everything else. --- FACTS USED --- - Size cap removed: 55+ exemption previously limited to 4-room or smaller - CPF used must be refunded with 2.5% p.a. accrued interest on sale Data as at 31 July 2026. Verify against HDB/MND before posting. --- DISCLAIMER --- These figures were compiled from publicly available online sources, news reports and community discussion. They may be incomplete, out of date, or simply wrong. Nothing here is financial, legal or property advice. Verify every number against the primary source (HDB, MND, URA, IRAS) before you publish it or advise a client. You are responsible for what you post under your own name. Source: https://postai.sg/pseo/15-month-policy/who-actually-won.html