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All You Need To Know About A Loan Guarantor In Singapore
In some circumstances, you may consider being a guarantor of a loan in Singapore. These loans could be for a commercial property, commercial business, car, renovation and education. This article explores the things you need to know should you become a loan guarantor.
Property decoupling 101 – Part 2
A look at ABSD and two common ways to decouple. In part 1 of a 2-part series, we will focus on the methods on ownership decoupling; (1) ownership decoupling and (2) mortgage decoupling
Conveyancing Process after Refinancing Your Home Loan
After navigating the comparison process and applying for the refinancing of your home loan, you will accept the loan with the bank and a law firm will be instructed to handle the conveyancing matters for the refinance transaction. We will look at the steps taken by the law firm in this article. Process after Refinancing…
Property decoupling 101 – part 1
A look at ABSD and two common ways to decouple. In part 1 of a 2-part series, we will focus on the methods on ownership decoupling; (1) ownership decoupling and (2) mortgage decoupling
Singapore dollar set to slow the appreciation pace
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced in October 2019 that they will reduce the rate of appreciation of the Singdollar. This should lead to lower mortgage rates, be it fixed or variable, and bodes well for borrowers but not savers.
HSBC Singapore revised TDMR24
HSBC Singapore have sent letters informing their affected home loan customers on the change in TDMR24. HSBC will increase TDMR24 from 0.65% pa to 1.4% p.a. with effective on 1 July 2019.
Maybank Singapore increased 36M FDMR
Maybank Singapore, from 17 April 2019, will increase 36M FDMR from 1.80% to 2.05%. We look at the history of 36M FDMR.
DBS Singapore (AGAIN & AGAIN) increased Fixed Deposit Savings (FHR) Rate
DBS Singapore will increase from 4 March 2019 their Fixed Deposit Savings Rates. These rates are tied to Singapore home loans and are commonly known as FHR, FHR9, FHR8 and FHR18. Only FHR8 is offered and the others are only for existing mortgage accounts.