Number & Amount of Claims made under Home Protection Scheme, Annual
Central Provident Fund Board statistics on claims under Singapore’s Home Protection Scheme (HPS), which insures HDB flat mortgages. Separate CSV datasets report annual claim counts and claim amounts for death and permanent incapacity grounds, with methodology changes noted before 2013. Housing and social protection researchers study how HPS payouts relate to homeownership risk. Coverage from 2006–2022 supports longitudinal analysis in Singapore CPF open data.
Official description
Number and amount of claims made under Home Protection Scheme in calendar year.
The number of claims refers to approved number of claims for year, on death
and permanent incapacity grounds under Home Protection Scheme.
Figures prior to 2013 were based on number of claims paid for the year.
The amount of claims refers to sum assured of the approved claims made on death and
permanent incapacity grounds under Home Protection Scheme.
Figures prior to 2013 were based on the actual amount paid.
Figures are rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV recording the annual number of claims made under the Home Protection Scheme (HPS), the mortgage-reducing insurance that covers HDB flat owners servicing housing loans. Each of the 40 rows gives a calendar year, the ground of claim, and the number of claims, with claims split between death and incapacity grounds and coverage running from 2006 to 2025. Counts are based on claims approved during the year, while figures before 2013 are based on claims paid. The series supports analysis of HPS payout frequency and household mortgage-protection risk in Singapore.
Central Provident Fund Board CSV of the amount of claims made under the Home Protection Scheme in Singapore by calendar year and type of grounds, covering 2006 through 2025. Figures are based on the sum assured of approved claims made on death and incapacity grounds; amounts before 2013 were based on the actual amount paid, and all figures are rounded to the nearest hundred thousand dollars. Housing and insurance analysts use the breakdown to see how HPS payouts split between death and incapacity claims over time.