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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. - The Straits Times
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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.
'I never thought it would end up so badly'
The debts began to pile up soon after her husband lost his job at a pub six years ago.
'I thought I could just spend. I did not think about the future'
Drawing a comfortable salary, Mr Lim (not his real name), who is in his 40s, never dreamt he would become bankrupt.
He never falls back on credit
That's why insurance claims specialist Nehemiah Neo sleeps soundly - he's debt-free, his homes are all paid up.
Trapped by lure of the high life
MPs seeing significant number of debt-ridden S'poreans who spend beyond their means.
Going to Orchard Road A LUXURY for Bedok family
We find out how a 4-room flat family survive on an average monthly income of $750.
No choice
Incomes are increasing, but not always fast enough to make up for the rising cost of living. We find out how a 3-room flat family copes.
Recession? How bad can it get?
No matter what, it won't be like these scenarios.
Expats here are feeling the pinch too
One said her family might leave Singapore if rent hits $5,000.
How one family copes
Mother of five scrimps and saves on food, household necessities and even electricity to stretch family dollar.
 
   

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