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In a case of buyer beware, ignorant borrowers may pay more than they should for their home loans. -TNP - The New Paper
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Don't spend your way into debt
His debts with seven banks had snowballed to $110,000 early this year. -ST
Tips on keeping a good track record
Here is a simple how-to in keeping a clean bill of credit health. -ST
You can run, but you can't hide
Bad credit history will catch up with you, making it difficult to get mortgages or loans. -ST
Tips on refinancing your home loan
Your existing lender may give you a lower rate, but it may not be the best deal. -ST
To refinance or not to refinance?
We look at the various criteria you should consider before taking the plunge. -BT
Banking and the art of mortgage lending
Repossession usually final step after exhausting all other avenues.
Borrowing from Peter to pay Paul (at 0% interest)
Banks' funds transfer schemes help credit card users to save on interest payments.
Maybank launches two home-loan promotions
Maybank launches two home-loan promotional offers to mark its 48th anniversary in Singapore.
Finding the best way to pay off a home loan
Choosing a suitable home loan package can be daunting with the myriad of choices available to a home owner.
DBS launches special interest-only mortgage
Bank says borrowers will then have more cash to seize other investment chances.
Borrow big to pay for your home? It may not be foolhardy
Taking out a huge real estate loan seems risky, but it may sometimes be a better option.
Credit Cards? No, thanks
MoneyTree programme promises to inculcate money management skills in children and young adults.
When 'good' debts turn 'bad', things get ugly
A loan can be a positive affair but consumers need to leverage debt to their advantage.
Borrowers with low incomes find a lifeline
Members can also earn higher returns on savings made with this company. -ST
Focus on the role of credit in gambling problems
Very often, family members get into debt themselves in an effort to save the gambler.
Rule of 78 - what's this about?
The Rule of 78 is a method of allocating a loan's interest and principal.
You can take a cash-out loan from your home
As a mortgage war breaks out among Singapore banks, homebuyers have emerged the clear winners.
Don't overpay for your home loan
With over a hundred home loan packages available in Singapore, let's find out how to pick the right one.