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Updates on rules on CPF usage & HDB housing loans for home purchases

13/5/2019

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With effect from 10 May 2019, buyers will be able to utilize more of their CPF for home purchases as long as the remaining lease of the home can cover the youngest buyer until at least the age of 95.

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New Cooling Measures Announced

10/7/2018

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Singapore's property market got a shock when the Government unexpectedly introduced yet another round of cooling measures with immediate effect from 5th July 2018.

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Rushing to pay off your HDB flat might really be not such a good thing

10/7/2017

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Came across this article on Yahoo Finance recently & got concerned on a couple of points brought up.

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Don't assume your HDB flat will automatically be eligible for Sers

8/4/2017

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National Development Minister Lawrence Wong has cautioned home buyers ​​​​​​​not to assume that all old Housing Board flats will be automatically eligible for the Selective En bloc Redevelopment Scheme (Sers).

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How Federal Reserve's unwinding of mortgage securities may impact home rates

6/4/2017

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Federal Reserves may start unwinding the $4.5 trillion in bonds on its balance sheet starting this year.

This is significant due its sheer size and the impact it could have on markets, which will most likely result in a rate hike. In fact, shrinking the balance sheet can affect interest rates in several ways.

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Government announced easing of certain cooling measures

11/3/2017

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The Government has announced the easing of following property cooling measures:

1. Seller's Stamp Duty (SSD) holding period reduced to 3 years;
2. SSD rates lowered by 4% points for each tier.
3. Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) threshold will no longer apply to mortgage equity withdrawal loans with loan-to-value (LTV) ratios of 50% & below.

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