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How much is your outstanding housing loan?


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  1. 1. how much left?

    • > 2 mil
      16
    • 1.5 - 2mil
      1
    • 1 -1.5 mil
      6
    • 750k - 1mil
      14
    • 500 - 750k
      12
    • 250 - 500k
      29
    • 100- 250k
      23
    • below 100k
      14
    • paid 8)
      50


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More loan more Hao Lian or fully paid more hao Lian? I need to know how to hao Lian before I vote. :)-

 

If the survey is for fun is fine , otherwise the result won't be meaningful because the population size is too small. Moreover, for the result to be more meaningful, the data has to cut into the other dimension which is income level.

Of course bigger loan , more loan more haolian lah, you ask the property kings in here if you dont believe.

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Of course bigger loan , more loan more haolian lah, you ask the property kings in here if you dont believe.

Then I cannot hao lian, I wanted to take loan but bank said I cannot afford to pay because I am too old and my pay too low.
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NO loan and fully paid is not the same, no?

the difference is the former paid the property in cash upon taking over while the latter paid down payment in cash, took loan and finally paid it off over several years.

 

so who has more bragging rights?

 

 

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the difference is the former paid the property in cash upon taking over while the latter paid down payment in cash, took loan and finally paid it off over several years.

 

so who has more bragging rights?

 

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Huge difference upon collection of key.

 

Driving out of hdb carpark with a set of keys to new home without worrying of losing job the next day.

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the difference is the former paid the property in cash upon taking over while the latter paid down payment in cash, took loan and finally paid it off over several years.

 

so who has more bragging rights?

 

 

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These days, those with cash but still taking bank loan as loan rate was lower than deposits and returns on low risk investments are reconsidering this strategy. It used to be a no brainer as there was no incentive to repay housing loans so why not keep your cash?

 

Fast forward today and rising interest rates meant that loans are getting more expensive and with deposit and returns of some investments not keeping up, it would be prudent to repay your loans with excess cash instead of sitting on it, my 2 cents.....

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As long as use own sweat and blood money to pay until no more loan, thats an achivement already.

Sifu, you dont so hao lian lah, although i know you own 6 properties with no loans

towkay... i peasant hao lian simi?

 

only 1 hdb flat in ulu singapore which is my first home and still need to pay installments until 70 years old

 

 

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As long as use own sweat and blood money to pay until no more loan, thats an achivement already.

Sifu, you dont so hao lian lah, although i know you own 6 properties with no loans

Wah.....sweat and blood! You invaded and conquered somebody else property or what?
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The real rich is the one with more than 2m mortgage

 

This shows the bank willing to lend them such amount of money

 

 

Can you?

 

errmm.. you only need 14-15k combined income to loan 2mil at under 30... 

 

HOWEVER...monthly repayments are HALF of the gross...  

** not i TCSS** ocbc say one 

https://www.ocbc.com/personal-banking/loans/calculators/homeloan.html

ie .. if status quo....  eat grass for the rest of your life in local context...  :XD:  

    .. if pay increase over the years....  can survive better

    .. if lose job.... gg liao.... 

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towkay... i peasant hao lian simi?

 

only 1 hdb flat in ulu singapore which is my first home and still need to pay installments until 70 years old

 

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Hdb allow loans till 70 mei?

errmm.. you only need 14-15k combined income to loan 2mil at under 30...

 

HOWEVER...monthly repayments are HALF of the gross...

** not i TCSS** ocbc say one

https://www.ocbc.com/personal-banking/loans/calculators/homeloan.html

ie .. if status quo.... eat grass for the rest of your life in local context... :XD:

.. if pay increase over the years.... can survive better

.. if lose job.... gg liao....

Half of gross is how much? In mcf can mean from $1000 to $500 k, hor....
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bo lui pay back .... appeal lor

 

ah gong usually very kind to peasant

 

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Wah...so good har! Can huat for that million dollar hdb liao.....
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