15 results for 'sibor'

Bank home loans offer low mortgage rates from just 1%. From DBS, OCBC, UOB to Citibank and Standard Chartered Bank, you have many choices of fixed and floating rate packages. Can't decide which to choose? Here's a handy guide.

With US Fed Rates expected to stay low at least until 2023, Singaporeans are enjoying low SIBOR mortgages. But does this mean it’s time to buy property? Here’s a guide to help you navigate the current climate.

The 3M SIBOR in Feb 2021 is 0.403%, which is very low compared to recent years’ trends. This means super cheap mortgages in Singapore – but are low interest rates necessarily the best? We weigh the pros and cons.

From fixed vs floating interest rates to the costs of refinancing, here are 5 key factors to compare and consider when refinancing your home loan.

The PropertyGuru Singapore Property Market Outlook 2021 (PMO 2021) looks back on these momentous happenings and events that have impacted the property sector this year, pulling together key data and expert insights to predict what to expect in the coming year.

The London Inter-bank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is a benchmark which measures the average interest charged on the London interbank market. It is based on the USD, Euro, British Pound, Japanese Yen and Swiss Franc, with the 3-month USD rate being the most commonly used rate.

COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on our economy – our GDP growth is expected to shrink by up to 7%! – but Yeri and Shan have found their silver lining. By refinancing, they now save 12% on their monthly mortgage repayments. Here’s how they did it.

Since the US Federal Reserve slashed rates earlier this year, home loan interest rates hit rock bottom (the 1M and 3M SIBOR was 0.25% and 0.41% in Sep 2020). How long will these low mortgage rates last?

From SIBOR fluctuations to early prepayment to missing a monthly repayment, here are five possible ways your mortgage can unexpectedly increase your costs, and what you can do to avoid and/or manage it.

Ever since the second package of COVID-19 property relief measures was announced, banks have seen an influx in refinance applications. Let’s look at the present interest rate trends to understand why.