June 5 — The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development released a draft amendment to the Regulations on Housing Provident Fund Management for public comment. Major provisions: broadened withdrawal scope to allow use of provident funds for owner-occupied home renovations and payment of property-management fees, with a State Council‑approved catch‑all for other housing consumption; expanded coverage, clarifying that organizations beyond traditional employers and their on‑the‑job staff may ap

2026-06-05

June 5 — The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development released a draft amendment to the Regulations on Housing Provident Fund Management for public comment. Major provisions: broadened withdrawal scope to allow use of provident funds for owner-occupied home renovations and payment of property-management fees, with a State Council‑approved catch‑all for other housing consumption; expanded coverage, clarifying that organizations beyond traditional employers and their on‑the‑job staff may apply the rules and allowing self‑employed, part‑time and other flexible workers to join voluntarily; strengthened fund governance by clarifying duties of the Housing Provident Fund Management C.BANK and tightening supervision of provident fund management institutions; and sped loan processing by cutting the approved loan decision window from 15 days to 10 days from receipt of application.

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