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The US Fed interest rates and Singapore home loans - what's the relationship? We explain how the current fed interest rates, cut for the first time since 2023, will impact homebuyers and homeowners.

A home equity loan in Singapore can be a useful tool to grow your wealth. But if used unwisely, you may literally be risking the roof over your family’s head. Here are 5 top things to consider before taking a home equity loan.

Will mortgage rates in Singapore go down in 2024? Based on the latest US Fed rates and SORA rates, learn what we can expect of Singapore mortgage rates in 2024.

Bridging loans are a loan you can possibly take when you’re waiting to receive the sales proceeds from your old property but need to pay the downpayment on your new one. Learn all about bridging loans in Singapore and 4 things to consider before taking one.

Let's break down the top concerns for homebuyers in their mid-30s: loan tenure, paying off mortgages or refinancing, and exit strategy for retirement.

When choosing a home loan, the package with the lowest mortgage rates may not be the best deal for you. Here's 5 other factors to consider so you will choose the best home loan in 2024.

Mortgage rates in Singapore have stabilised in 2024, after sharp spikes observed in the post-pandemic era. With the US Fed poised to cut rates four times in 2025, mortgage rates are expected to dip in tandem. So the question is: should homeowners refinance their home loan now or wait till 2025. Read on to find out.

SORA is replacing SIBOR as the key interest rate benchmark in Singapore. If you have a SIBOR-based home loan, speaking to your bank ahead of the 30 April 2024 deadline will give you more time to consider your options.

In 2022, first-time homebuyers Jaslyn and Jeremiah secured their 4-room HDB resale flat in Bukit Merah. They also got a home loan just before mortgage interest rates started to rise. Here's how they did it.

The PropertyGuru Singapore Consumer Sentiment Study (CSS) H2 2023 revealed that the overall Sentiment Index remained unchanged at 43 points in H2 2023, same as in H1 2023. Read on for more insights.